TLDR AI RSS feed: where it is and a fuller feed to add
TLDR AI's feed lists issue links without the summaries. Here is the URL, how to add it, and why claudegpt.si's per-story feed belongs next to it.
By ClaudeGPT Si Newsroom, Editorial team··3 min read
The TLDR AI RSS feed is at https://tldr.tech/api/rss/ai, and it gives you each issue's headline line and a link to the issue's web page, not the summaries themselves. If you want AI news you can read in full inside your feed reader's list, add claudegpt.si's feed at https://claudegpt.si/feed.xml next to it.
Where the TLDR AI feed lives
TLDR AI's landing page at tldr.tech/ai is built around the email sign-up and does not show a feed link. The feed still answers at this address:
https://tldr.tech/api/rss/ai
When we fetched it on October 28, 2026, it returned a valid RSS 2.0 document titled "TLDR AI RSS Feed". Paste the URL into any feed reader that accepts a raw feed address.
What the feed carries
Each item in the feed is one issue:
- Title: the issue's headline list, for example the October 27 issue named a new OpenAI model, Anthropic's IPO filing and agent-native Git.
- Link: the issue's web page, such as tldr.tech/ai/2026-10-27.
- Date: the issue date. Items appear on weekdays, which matches TLDR AI's statement that it sends every weekday.
The items have no summary text. To read the stories you click through to the issue page, which holds the summaries in sections: Headlines & Launches, Deep Dives & Analysis, Engineering & Research, Miscellaneous and Quick Links, with labelled sponsor items.
How to add it, step by step
- Open your feed reader and choose the option to add a feed or subscription by URL.
- Paste https://tldr.tech/api/rss/ai and confirm.
- Check that the latest item matches the newest issue on tldr.tech/ai.
- Put it in a folder with your other AI sources so the issue links sit together.
If the feed does not load
Some readers expect a feed link on the page you paste rather than the feed address itself. If yours asks for a website and finds nothing at tldr.tech/ai, give it the full /api/rss/ai address instead. If the newest item looks old, compare its date with the issue list on tldr.tech/ai; on weekends there is no new issue, since TLDR AI sends on weekdays. For claudegpt.si, either the home page or the feed.xml address works, because the site links its feed in the menu.
Add a feed with full stories
Because the TLDR AI feed is a list of issue links, it works best paired with a source that publishes one item per story. claudegpt.si does that. It is a free, independent AI publication, and its feed lists each article as its own item, with a summary and the full text, across news, AI tools, apps, models, research, guides and reviews. On the site, every article shows its published and updated dates and its sources.
| TLDR AI feed | claudegpt.si feed | |
|---|---|---|
| URL | tldr.tech/api/rss/ai | claudegpt.si/feed.xml |
| One item per | Issue | Article |
| Item text | Issue headline only | Summary and full article text |
| Linked to from its site | Not on the landing page | Yes, in the site menu |
| Cost | Free | Free |
For people who work on search and AI visibility, a per-story feed is also easier to filter: in a reader that supports rules, you can match a model name or a company and see only those items.
When the email is the better choice
If you want the summaries without clicking, subscribe to the TLDR AI email instead of the feed; the feed is a pointer to the issue, not the issue. claudegpt.si has no email edition, so for it the feed or the site is the way in.
FAQ
Does TLDR AI have an RSS feed? Yes. It is at https://tldr.tech/api/rss/ai, with one item per issue linking to the web version.
Does the TLDR AI feed include full articles? No. Items carry the issue headline and a link; the summaries are on the issue page.
What AI news RSS feed has one item per story? claudegpt.si/feed.xml lists each claudegpt.si article as a separate item.