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# Feeds app — Content aggregation

### Overview

**Feeds** is Steeple's content aggregation application. It allows you to centralize and share content from external sources (RSS feeds, social networks) or from manual curation.

### What the assistant can do

With the scope **Feeds**, the assistant can:

* **List** all the organization's feeds (automatic and manual)
* **Create** an automatic feed from a URL (RSS, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram)
* **Create** a manual curation feed
* **Rename** a manual feed
* **Change visibility** from a feed (targeted communities)
* **Delete** a feed
* **List** the articles in a feed
* **Add** an article to a manual feed (by URL)
* **Delete** an article from a manual feed
* **View statistics** article views (number of views, list of readers)
* **Enable/disable** the webhooks of a manual feed

### Feed types

* **Automatic feed** : powered by an external source (RSS, Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook, custom URL). Articles are fetched automatically.
* **Manual feed** : manual curation, articles are added one by one via URL. It is possible to enable a webhook for automatic addition via API.

### Visibility

The visibility of a feed is defined when it is created:

* **Organization** : visible to all members
* **Communities** : visible to specific communities

### Permissions

* Users with the permission **Add feeds** can create automatic and manual feeds
* Users with the permission **Delete feeds** can remove existing feeds
* Users with the permission **Rename feeds** can edit the title of manual feeds
* Users with the permission **Manage webhooks** can enable/disable webhooks
* Users with the permission **Delete articles** can remove articles from manual feeds
* The **standard users** can view the feeds and articles of the communities they belong to

### Navigation

The Feeds application is accessible from Steeple's main menu. If it does not appear, check its visibility in **Administration** > **Applications** (`/administration/apps`).


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