Reading Feed FAQs

Question 1

What is Reading Feed?

Accepted Answer

Reading Feed (aka `reading-feed-mcp`) is an open-source, vendor-neutral Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that integrates diverse reading sources like Burn 451, Readwise Reader, Karakeep, RSS feeds, and local markdown files directly into Claude Code sessions, making your saved content instantly queryable.

Question 2

Which reading sources can I integrate with Reading Feed?

Accepted Answer

Currently, Reading Feed supports Burn 451, Readwise Reader, self-hosted Karakeep, generic RSS feeds, and local markdown directories. It's designed for extensibility, with plans for more sources in the future.

Question 3

How do I use Reading Feed within Claude Code?

Accepted Answer

After installing it as a Claude MCP and setting up your desired sources via environment variables, you can simply ask Claude Code natural language questions like, 'Find articles I saved about MCP authentication.' Claude will then leverage the `search_reading` function to retrieve relevant results.

Question 4

How does Reading Feed help with knowledge recall in Claude Code?

Accepted Answer

It provides `search_reading(query)` for full-text search across all your connected sources and `list_recent(source)` to fetch the latest items. This eliminates the need to re-google information you've already saved, making your personal knowledge base accessible within your AI workflow.

Question 5

Is Reading Feed tied to a specific reading service?

Accepted Answer

No, Reading Feed is explicitly vendor-neutral. Its core value is allowing you to connect multiple reading services simultaneously without vendor lock-in. You can switch or combine services, and your ability to search your saved content via MCP remains constant.

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