Writing on “feeds”
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Taps: turning feed-less websites into real feeds
Neurowire taps are per-host CSS-selector recipes that turn a plain HTML listing page into a real feed, so a site with no RSS becomes a first-class source.
Dogfooding @neurowire/core to power this blog's feeds
This site publishes its own Atom, JSON Feed, and NWF feeds from one canonical Neurowire model, because dogfooding your own library is the most honest test it gets.
Building Neurowire: one canonical model, six feed formats
Neurowire treats feeds as a data-modelling problem: one canonical model that every parser produces and every serializer reads, so adding a format is a single serializer.
The open web forgot about feeds, and that is worth fixing
Feeds let you publish once and let anything read it. As they eroded, following became an account on someone else's platform. Owning what you read is independence.
Designing NWF: a feed format 62% smaller than JSON Feed
NWF is Neurowire's native feed format, roughly 62% smaller than the equivalent JSON Feed yet fully round-trippable, using interning, relative links, and date deltas.
Neurowire Taps Pack: 271 curated sources, 24 themes
The Taps Pack is a ready-made library of 271 vetted sources for Neurowire, grouped into 24 themes from Frontier AI Labs to Food. It's the curation layer ahead of the upcoming Neurowire SaaS.
Neurowire: an open feed engine, now with full docs
Neurowire turns any source, even feed-less websites, into one canonical feed you can serialize to Atom, JSON Feed, Markdown, RSS, or its own compact NWF format. The full documentation site is now live.