- name
- neovim-daily-digest
- description
- Build a filtered Markdown digest of important r/neovim posts by combining Reddit RSS feeds (
top/day,new, andhot) and prioritizing Neovim tips, plugin updates, new plugin launches, and workflow/tooling posts while filtering sticky threads, low-signal showcases, and generic support noise. Use when the user asks for a Neovim daily roundup, today's r/neovim highlights, new Neovim plugin recommendations, or a quick Reddit digest of useful Neovim posts.
Neovim Daily Digest
Use scripts/neovim_digest.py as the primary data source. It fetches Reddit RSS directly, which is more reliable than browsing normal Reddit pages in environments that trigger Reddit's anti-bot wall.
Workflow
- Run the script in JSON mode first:
python3 /Users/fox/.openclaw/workspace/skills/neovim-daily-digest/scripts/neovim_digest.py --json --limit 20- Keep the highest-scoring items by default. The script already combines:
- top.rss?t=day for the true daily leaderboard - new.rss and hot.rss to catch later US-time posts and emerging discussions
- If the user explicitly asks for more coverage than the current day supports, rerun with week backfill:
python3 /Users/fox/.openclaw/workspace/skills/neovim-daily-digest/scripts/neovim_digest.py --json --limit 20 --week-backfill- Rewrite the output into concise Markdown in the user's language:
- 1 short intro line explaining the scope - 1 short observations section if useful - bullet list of selected posts with title link and 1-sentence takeaway - optional GitHub link when the post clearly links to a repo/plugin
- Be explicit when daily
top/dayis thin. If only a handful of posts exist there, say thatnewandhotwere used as supplemental feeds rather than pretending you found a full 20 intop/day.
Filtering Rules
Keep these by default:
- concrete Neovim usage tips (
:keepalt, buffers, LSP, Tree-sitter, cmp, diff, config/workflow) - plugin releases, plugin updates, and new plugin launches
- AI coding workflow posts when they ship concrete Neovim functionality
- troubleshooting threads only when they expose a broadly useful debugging/config lesson
Drop or strongly downrank these by default:
- weekly/monthly sticky threads
- pure screenshots or setup flex posts with no actionable detail
- generic theme/colorscheme aesthetics unless there is a meaningful feature update
- vague recommendation bait or support noise with little reusable value
Read references/filtering.md only when you need to explain or tune the heuristics.
Useful Script Modes
Default Markdown output:
python3 /Users/fox/.openclaw/workspace/skills/neovim-daily-digest/scripts/neovim_digest.py --limit 10JSON for agent-side rewriting:
python3 /Users/fox/.openclaw/workspace/skills/neovim-daily-digest/scripts/neovim_digest.py --json --limit 20Include lower-priority near-misses:
python3 /Users/fox/.openclaw/workspace/skills/neovim-daily-digest/scripts/neovim_digest.py --limit 20 --include-near-missesOutput Expectations
Prefer a digest that is useful to a working Neovim user, not a full feed dump.
Good output:
- highlights the few posts worth opening
- says why each post matters
- links directly to the Reddit post
- includes repo links when obvious
Bad output:
- repeats every post mechanically
- treats sticky threads as news
- overweights pure aesthetics
- claims there were 20 strong posts when there were only 7-10