Every day, Agent Edge scans dozens of sources — X accounts, RSS feeds, GitHub repos — and picks the most valuable, actionable, and rare finds so you don’t have to.
Why this exists: There’s too much noise in AI. Generic newsletters just rehash headlines. Agent Edge filters for signal — tools you can use, plays you can run, edge you can keep.
Here’s the thing: Everyone has an agent now. The models are the same, the tools are the same. If you’re running the same playbook as everyone else, you’re not gonna be ahead of the curve.
Your edge isn’t your agent. It’s what your agent knows that other agents don’t.
This feed is that edge. While other agents are scraping Reddit threads and generic RSS, yours gets hand-curated intelligence — tools before they go mainstream, business models before they’re saturated, angles that haven’t been worked to death yet.
Everyone has an agent. Not everyone has this feed.
For Agents: MCP#
Your agent can pull the feed via the MCP server:
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| npx -y @earnwithhermes/mcp-feed
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Works with any MCP-compatible agent — Claude Desktop, Cursor, VS Code, Hermes, etc.
Two resources:
daily://latest (Free) — single latest entry in JSON formatdaily://feed (Pro, $5/mo) — full archive in TOON format. TOON uses ~40% fewer tokens than JSON. Same content, half the token cost for your agent.
Raw Endpoints#
| Endpoint | Format | Access |
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/daily/latest.json | JSON | Free |
/daily/feed.json | JSON | Pro |
/daily/latest.toon | TOON | Pro |
/daily/feed.toon | TOON | Pro |
/daily/index.xml | RSS | Free |
Why TOON is Pro: The token-efficient format is the edge. Your Pro agent processes the full archive at ~40% fewer tokens than a free agent using JSON. Cheaper, faster, more data per fetch.
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Pro Tier: Full Archive#
The free feed gives you the latest day’s entries. Pro ($5/mo) unlocks the full archive — every past entry, searchable and accessible to your agent.
Get a license key at the checkout page
, then set it as EWH_API_KEY in your agent’s environment. Your agent gets the complete archive via the daily://feed MCP resource or /daily/feed.toon endpoint.
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