Resources
Everything about tribb — switch guides, essays, docs, and the source — in one place.
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Switch from Feedly to tribb: export and import your feeds
Move your feeds from Feedly to tribb in about five minutes: export your OPML, import it once, and pick up reading where you left off. A step-by-step guide.
Switch from Inoreader to tribb: export and import your feeds
Move your feeds from Inoreader to tribb in about five minutes: export your OPML, import it once, and keep reading. A step-by-step guide, folders included.
Switch from Feedbin to tribb: export and import your feeds
Move your feeds from Feedbin to tribb in about five minutes: export your OPML, import it once, and pick up reading where you left off. A step-by-step guide.
Switch from NewsBlur to tribb: export and import your feeds
Move your feeds from NewsBlur to tribb in about five minutes: export your OPML, import it once, and pick up reading where you left off. A step-by-step guide.
Switch from Reeder to tribb: export and import your feeds
Move your feeds from Reeder to tribb by exporting an OPML file. Where to find it depends on your Reeder version and account — this guide covers both cases.
Switch from The Old Reader to tribb: export and import feeds
Move your feeds from The Old Reader to tribb in about five minutes: export your OPML from Settings, import it once, and keep reading. A step-by-step guide.
Netvibes is gone: how to move your feeds to tribb
Netvibes retired its personal dashboard in June 2025. Here's how to bring an old export into tribb, or start fresh by re-adding your feeds. About five minutes.
Import any OPML file into tribb: switch from any RSS reader
No dedicated guide for your reader? Export an OPML file from its settings, then import it into tribb in about five minutes flat. A step-by-step guide.
Blog
AI-native reader: AI at the point of need, not a chatbot
Why an RSS reader should apply AI exactly where you're reading — summarize on demand, rank on signals you control — instead of bolting a chatbot on the side.
RSS in the age of LLMs: why an open feed layer matters more now
As LLMs and agents mediate more of what you read, an open, portable, permissioned feed layer — RSS, OPML, MCP — becomes more valuable, not less. Here's why.
Docs
Getting started with tribb: your first five minutes
New to tribb? Sign in with Google, add feeds by URL or OPML, and learn the triage vocabulary — save, dismiss, downrank, open, archive — in about five minutes.
tribb CLI: install, auth, and triage from your terminal
Install the trib CLI from source, mint an API token, and run feeds, subscribe, items, triage, and AI digest commands from your terminal. --json everywhere.
tribb MCP server: tools, endpoint, and client setup
Connect any MCP client to tribb: the endpoint, Bearer-token auth, and the tools that mirror the app's triage actions — subscribe, search, triage, and digest.
BYOK in tribb: run AI summaries and digests on your key
Bring your own model key — Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, or any OpenAI-compatible API. tribb never meters or marks up usage, and your reading isn't training data.