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Style your feed emails: writing a custom HTML template in emit
Every feed email is built from a template. The default shell is deliberately plain; when you want your own look, a feed can carry its own HTML. The five variables it gets, the sandbox rules, and a full changelog-styled template you can copy — plus the two things that make code-heavy emails render badly.
Read the guide →A breaking-changes feed for your stack: five changelogs, one daily digest
One filtered feed over the GitHub releases for FastAPI, SQLAlchemy, Stripe, pandas, and scikit-learn, asking only for the things that break code on upgrade. What it took to make it emit real signal and nothing else — including the two tuning calls I got wrong first.
Read the case study →Zero to a working feed pipeline with Claude Code (or any agent)
emit is agent-operable end to end: hosted MCP server, OpenAPI spec, machine-readable docs. The setup guide is one pasted prompt — account, topic smart feed, its filtered RSS feed, daily email digest — plus the four curl calls underneath so you can trust it.
Read the guide →Any page → RSS → Slack: watch a site that has no feed
A competitor's changelog, a public-notices board, a jobs page — no RSS required. Two API calls (or one agent prompt) turn the page into a real feed and push every new entry into Slack or Discord, with a silent baseline so nobody gets back-catalog spam.
Read the guide →30 RSS feeds in. One feed you'll actually finish.
Hand emit your subscriptions and a plain-English description of what you care about; read back one merged, de-duplicated, LLM-filtered feed — every filtered-out item auditable, every threshold tunable with one tap. About $1.30 a month.
Read the guide →emit is now a programmable RSS feeds platform
Anything in, anything out, you control the middle: smart feeds turn a plain-language prompt into a live filtered feed, pages without feeds get one anyway, and any feed can exit to email, Slack, Discord, or a signed webhook. Every seam is real RSS.
Read the announcement →Send your Hugo blog as a newsletter with Emit — from absolute scratch
A complete walkthrough: create an Emit account, verify your sending domain, fund it with prepaid credits, point Emit at your Hugo RSS feed, and drop a subscribe form on your site. By the end, every new post you publish emails your readers automatically.
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