Feeder has an official plugin for ChatGPT. Add it once, and ChatGPT can read the feeds you follow, search your posts and save the ones worth keeping, right inside the chat. Think of it as giving your assistant a newsroom.
What you'll need
- A Feeder Plus, Professional or Enterprise plan. On the Free plan, ChatGPT can connect, but Feeder asks you to upgrade before it shares your feeds.
- A ChatGPT account.
Add Feeder to ChatGPT
- In ChatGPT, open the Plugins directory and search for Feeder.
- Select Feeder, then add it.
- ChatGPT sends you to Feeder. Log in and approve access.
That's all. There's no developer mode to turn on and no server URL to paste.
What to ask
- "Use Feeder to brief me on what's new in my feeds today."
- "Use Feeder to search my feeds for news about electric cars and sum up what changed this week."
- "Use Feeder to find the most important unread posts and save the keepers to my Read Later collection."
- "Use Feeder to add the RSS feed for The Verge to my Tech folder."
What ChatGPT can do with your Feeder account
ChatGPT can list your feeds and folders, read and search your posts, open a full article, save posts to your collections, add feeds and folders, and mark posts as read. Marking posts as read changes your account, so ChatGPT may ask you to confirm first.
Disconnect ChatGPT
Open Feeder and go to Settings > Account to see every app you've connected, and disconnect ChatGPT in a click. You can also remove the plugin in ChatGPT.
Using Claude, Codex, Cursor or another AI client? See Connect Feeder to your AI assistant with MCP.