osmos::feed
An RSS reader that runs from your GitHub repository and is hosted for free on GitHub Pages.
osmos::feed turns a GitHub repository into a personal RSS reader. It has no backend: GitHub Actions update the feed and GitHub Pages hosts the result. To try it, create a repository from the osmosfeed template, enable Pages on the gh-pages branch, and edit osmosfeed.yaml with the RSS sources and cache URL you want to follow. The project supports customizable layouts and styles through templates and a theming API. You can also add inline HTML, CSS and JavaScript or serve static files. The repository is free and open source under the MIT license, with no ads and no third-party tracking. The official demo shows the feed interface, while the documentation explains deployment, customization, refresh scheduling and headless usage. A documented limitation is that GitHub Pages sites cannot be made private; private access requires another host with its own access control.