# Inoreader MCP for AI Agents AI Agent Connect

> Inoreader MCP connects your RSS feeds to your AI agent. It lets you manage subscriptions, fetch article content, and organize tags or folders using natural language. Instead of digging through dozens of feeds, you can ask your agent to summarize the latest tech news or find specific mentions of a topic across all your folders. It turns your static feed into an active, searchable knowledge base.

## Overview
- **Category:** productivity
- **Price:** Free
- **Endpoint:** https://edge.vinkius.com/vk_preview_MXZkv2liaIL1lRsF4uKTKpSNUvdEsac9VWnXvRC0/ai-agent-connect
- **Tags:** rss-reader, content-curation, news-monitoring, feed-filtering, content-extraction

## Description

This Connector lets you bring your entire Inoreader library into your AI workspace. You can stop jumping between tabs to check for updates and instead let your agent do the heavy lifting. It handles the grunt work of listing your subscriptions, adding new feeds via URL, and pulling the actual text from articles so you can analyze them immediately. If you have a messy folder structure, you can tell your agent to rename tags, create new folders, or move content around to keep things tidy. You can also manage your read status in bulk, marking entire streams as finished or starring specific items for later. By connecting your account through the Vinkius catalog, you turn a passive news feed into a searchable database where you can prioritize what matters. It is about moving from scrolling for information to asking for answers.

## Tools

### delete_tag
Remove a tag or folder while keeping the articles inside it. This helps clean up your organizational labels.

### edit_tag
Add or remove tags from articles like starring specific items. Use this to highlight important content.

### get_unread_counts
See how many unread items are left in every feed and folder. This helps you see where the most new content is.

### get_user_info
Pull your general Inoreader account details. This provides context about your current user profile.

### list_stream_contents
Get a list of articles from a specific feed, folder, or tag. This lets your agent see the actual content.

### list_subscriptions
View every feed you currently follow in Inoreader. This provides a full overview of your subscriptions.

### list_tags
Show all your current tags and folders at once. This helps your agent understand your folder structure.

### mark_all_as_read
Mark every single item in a stream as read instantly. Use this to clear out old notifications quickly.

### quick_add_subscription
Add a new RSS or Atom feed just by providing the URL. This lets you expand your feed list via chat.

### rename_tag
Change the name of an existing tag or folder to stay organized. This keeps your information architecture clean.

## Prompt Examples

**Prompt:** 
```
What's the latest news in my Tech folder?
```

**Response:** 
```
I've checked your 'Tech' folder. Here are the top stories:

| Source | Headline |
| :--- | :--- |
| TechCrunch | New AI Breakthrough |
| Dev.to | React 19 Released |
| Wired | The Future of Web3 |

Would you like me to summarize any of these?
```

**Prompt:** 
```
Find articles about SpaceX that I haven't read yet.
```

**Response:** 
```
I searched your unread list and found 2 SpaceX articles:

* **Starship Test Flight Update**
* **Falcon 9 Launch Schedule**

Both are currently unread. Should I pull the full text for the Starship update?
```

**Prompt:** 
```
Mark all articles in my 'Social Media' tag as read.
```

**Response:** 
```
Done. I've marked all items in your 'Social Media' tag as read. Your unread count for that tag is now zero.
```

## Capabilities

### Fetch article text
Pull the content from specific feeds or folders so your agent can read and summarize it.

### Add new feeds
Subscribe to new RSS or Atom feeds by providing a URL to your agent.

### List subscriptions
See every feed you currently follow in one organized list.

### Bulk mark as read
Clear out unread items in an entire stream instantly.

### Organize tags and folders
Create, rename, or delete organizational labels to keep your library clean.

### Get unread counts
Check how many unread items are left across all your categorized content.

## Use Cases

### Finding specific mentions in a folder
A researcher needs to find every mention of quantum computing in their Science folder. They ask their agent to search and summarize only those items.

### Rapidly expanding news sources
A content creator wants to add 5 new tech blogs and immediately see the latest headlines. They tell their agent to add the URLs and list the new content.

### Bulk clearing unread notifications
A user wants to clear out 500 unread items in their Social Media tag to start fresh. They ask their agent to mark the entire stream as read.

### Cleaning up folder architecture
An analyst needs to rename all Old News folders to Archive 2023 to clean up their sidebar. They ask their agent to rename the tags in bulk.

## Benefits

- Stop manual scrolling by using list_stream_contents to pull specific news directly into your chat.
- Keep your feed organized by using rename_tag and delete_tag to manage folders without leaving your workspace.
- Quickly catch up on missed news by using mark_all_as_read to clear out old content in seconds.
- Expand your intelligence gathering by using quick_add_subscription to add new sources on the fly.
- Prioritize your reading list by using get_unread_counts to see exactly where the most new content is.
- Save specific highlights by using edit_tag to star or label important articles for later review.

## How It Works

The bottom line is you get a searchable, actionable version of your RSS feeds inside your AI chat.

1. Enter your Inoreader Access Token from your developer preferences.
2. Connect the Connector to your AI client through the Vinkius platform.
3. Ask your agent to summarize news, find specific topics, or reorganize your folders.

## Frequently Asked Questions

**Can the Inoreader MCP summarize my news for me?**
Yes. By pulling the content from your feeds, your agent can read through the articles and provide a concise summary of the latest headlines.

**How do I add new feeds using the Inoreader MCP?**
You can just give your agent the URL of the RSS feed you want to follow. It will use the subscription tool to add it to your account automatically.

**Can I use this to organize my Inoreader folders?**
Yes. You can ask your agent to rename tags, create new folders, or delete old labels to keep your library organized.

**Does the Inoreader MCP work with my existing subscriptions?**
Yes. It connects directly to your current Inoreader account so you can manage all the feeds you already follow.

**Can I see how many unread articles I have?**
Yes. Your agent can check your unread counts across all your categories and folders to help you see what needs attention.

**Can I mark things as read in bulk?**
Yes. You can ask your agent to mark an entire stream or tag as read, which is great for clearing out old notifications in seconds.

**Can I use this to find specific articles across all my subscriptions?**
Yes! Use the `list_stream_contents` tool with the system stream ID `user/-/state/com.google/reading-list`. You can then ask the AI to filter or search for specific keywords within the returned articles.

**Is it possible to star articles directly from the conversation?**
Absolutely. Use the `edit_tag` tool and provide the Article ID with the add parameter set to `user/-/state/com.google/starred`. This will instantly save the article to your Starred folder in Inoreader.

**How do I see how many unread articles I have in each folder?**
Run the `get_unread_counts` tool. It returns a structured list of all your streams (feeds, folders, and tags) along with the precise count of unread items for each.