Automated RSS Feed Processing with Wallabag and Tiny RSS

This n8n workflow automates the process of fetching latest articles from an RSS feed, authenticating with Wallabag to save articles for later reading, and integrating with Tiny Tiny RSS to manage news subscriptions. Triggered manually or via a cron schedule every 10 minutes, it ensures new content is continuously captured and stored.

The workflow starts with a manual trigger or a scheduled cron node, which initiates authentication requests to the TTRSS (Tiny Tiny RSS) API. After logging in, it retrieves the latest headlines from the RSS feed, then compares these to the last processed article ID stored in static data. If new articles are found, it updates the last ID.

For each new article, the workflow performs an API call to Wallabag, using OAuth2 credentials, to save the article link, enabling users to read later or organize their content efficiently. The logic includes conditionals to skip processing if no new articles are available.

This setup is ideal for bloggers, news aggregators, or productivity enthusiasts who want to automate content curation across multiple services, keeping their reading list updated without manual intervention.