News FAQs

Question 1

What is 'conversation-aware caching' and how does it work?

Accepted Answer

Conversation-aware caching ensures that search results, synthesized information, and API responses persist during your chat sessions for up to 30 minutes. This provides continuity and reduces redundant data retrieval during interactive use with tools like Claude Code.

Question 2

What news sources does News aggregate from?

Accepted Answer

News aggregates from 7 major news APIs (e.g., Guardian, GNews, NewsData.io) and unlimited RSS feeds from top publishers like The New York Times, BBC News, Reuters, AP, and CNN, offering over 7,300 free daily requests.

Question 3

How does News ensure unbiased information and remove bias?

Accepted Answer

News utilizes advanced AI capabilities to extract verifiable facts, remove editorial language, and combine perspectives from multiple sources, enabling unbiased synthesis and the creation of balanced views.

Question 4

What is News and its primary function?

Accepted Answer

News is an AI-powered multi-source news aggregation server designed to gather, synthesize, and provide real-time updates from various global news APIs and RSS feeds, focusing on removing bias.

Question 5

Are API keys required to use News?

Accepted Answer

No, you can access news from major RSS feeds (NYT, BBC, etc.) immediately without any API keys. However, providing optional API keys for services like Guardian or GNews unlocks full functionality and higher daily request limits from the 7 integrated news APIs.

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