A map, not a feature list.
A topic is a meaningful subject, not simply a word that appears in an article. This directory separates feed foundations, AI enrichment, media, discovery, data context, and personal workflows. Use the broad groups to orient yourself, then choose the guide closest to the question you are trying to answer.
Start with vocabulary and item identity when planning a new collection. Move to a feed format when the content model is clear. Add summaries or channel-specific publishing only after the original source and correction path are dependable. The directory is a reading map rather than a product feature list.
Feed foundations
09 TOPICS
Tags Feed
A tags feed connects individual items to a consistent vocabulary. Start here to understand subjects, source records, and the reading paths that make a collection useful.
Content Tags Feed
Content tagging is the editorial layer between a source document and the collections that surface it. Design that layer around meaning, format, and audience.
Website Tags Feed
Website-level labels summarize a publication or domain. Keep those broad judgments separate from the topics of individual URLs.
RSS Tags Feed
Explore RSS categories, stable item identifiers, excerpts, and full-content publishing. Build the editorial record before building the XML.
Article Tags Feed
An article is more than its headline. Organize identity, source, publication history, excerpts, and topics as separate parts of one editorial record.
Topics Tags Feed
Browse the complete TagsFeed subject map. Each topic has its own scope, a practical starting pattern, and links to deeper reading.
Fulltext Tags Feed
Full-text syndication changes how an article is read outside its original page. Plan readability, attribution, portable links, and permitted content handling together.
Structured Data Tags Feed
Structured data makes relationships explicit. Start by distinguishing an article, its author or publisher, its topics, and the representation being published.
Atom Tags Feed
Atom offers a vocabulary for entries, categories, identity, and updates. Plan the meanings first, then test how your intended clients handle the representation.
AI & understanding
11 TOPICS
AI Tags Feed
AI-assisted labels and summaries can support an editorial workflow. Make the task narrow, the source recoverable, and the approval decision explicit.
LLM Tags Feed
Plan language-model workflows for classification and summarization without treating fluent output as evidence of correctness.
Sentiment Tags Feed
A sentiment label needs a defined text unit and a target. Keep tone separate from truth, importance, and any prediction about future events.
Decision Model Tags Feed
A decision model turns defined inputs into a proposed action. In an editorial feed, keep those rules proportionate and reviewable.
AI News Tags Feed
Organize reporting about AI by subject, source, and event context. Keep announcements, independent evaluation, and commentary distinguishable.
AI Summary Tags Feed
A useful summary preserves the source’s central claim and its important limits. Design the review before publishing the short version.
OpenAI Tags Feed
Explore OpenAI-related tagging and summary design as an independent technical topic, with source review and clear service boundaries.
Anthropic Tags Feed
Use Anthropic and Claude as subjects of independent workflow discussion, not as a substitute for a clear editorial task.
GPT Tags Feed
Plan GPT-related enrichment around observable task performance, stable inputs, and reviewable outputs rather than a model name alone.
Prompts AI Tags Feed
Design prompts for a specific tagging or summary task. Make the allowed evidence, output shape, and uncertainty behavior explicit.
Website Classification Tags Feed
A page, section, and domain can have different subjects. Define the classification unit before assigning a website label.
Channels & media
08 TOPICS
News Tags Feed
Organize news items by event, subject, source, and reporting type. A clear collection helps readers distinguish a new development from another retelling.
Telegram Tags Feed
A messaging digest needs more than topic matching. Plan selection, approval, attribution, formatting, and correction before connecting a delivery system.
RSS News Tags Feed
Combine RSS item discipline with editorial news context. Keep source identity, article dates, event dates, and corrections distinct.
RSS Podcast Tags Feed
Keep show identity, episode metadata, media references, and editorial subjects separate. A topic collection should help listeners choose, not just accumulate labels.
AI Images Tags Feed
Organize AI-image discussions and visual assets with clear subject, purpose, and provenance fields. Keep an asset record separate from the article that discusses it.
AI Image Prompts Tags Feed
Treat image prompts as versioned creative briefs, not interchangeable keywords. Connect the instruction, the output, and the review decision.
Sports Tags Feed
A sports content collection can connect teams, competitions, fixtures, and reporting without treating those entities as the same kind of tag.
Media Tags Feed
Connect written articles, audio episodes, video discussions, and visual explainers without losing the differences between their formats.
Discovery & design
07 TOPICS
SEO Keywords Tags Feed
Use keyword research to clarify reader intent and page purpose. A useful topic architecture does more than repeat related phrases.
SERP SEO Tags Feed
Organize search-result research around the query, context, and observation. Keep those records separate from the content decisions they inform.
Domain Names Tags Feed
Domain names can organize source collections, but they should not replace article identity, publisher context, or page-level subjects.
.COM Tags Feed
Use .COM as a source-grouping label when it serves a real research question. Do not confuse a domain ending with content quality or editorial scope.
.XYZ Tags Feed
A .XYZ label can identify one attribute of a source collection. Keep the publication’s actual purpose and evidence visible alongside it.
Web Design Tags Feed
Design a tagged-content site around reading, orientation, and clear choices. Strong color should support the hierarchy rather than replace it.
Website Builder Tags Feed
Plan the content model and navigation before choosing an authoring tool. A builder should support the structure you need to maintain.
Data & context
06 TOPICS
API Tags Feed
Distinguish a static machine-readable publication from an authenticated, queryable service. Build only the contract your workflow actually supports.
Custom Data Tags Feed
A custom data collection needs explicit field meanings, missing-value rules, and provenance. Start there before adding a tagging layer.
GPS Tags Feed
A location-related record should explain what a coordinate describes, when it applies, and whether it belongs in a public collection.
Prediction Market Tags Feed
Organize discussion of prediction markets around the event question, source, observation time, and resolution context—not a sentiment shortcut.
Archive Data Tags Feed
An archive preserves selected records and their relationships over time. Plan snapshots, vocabulary changes, and retention deliberately.
URLs Tags Feed
Organize URLs with a clear canonical policy and a separate content identity. A moved page should not erase the history of the item it represents.
Your own workflow
04 TOPICS
Bookmark Tags Feed
A useful bookmark collection records why an item matters. Combine canonical links, short notes, and a small vocabulary instead of accumulating an unread pile.
Self Hosted Tags Feed
Plan a feed collection you can inspect, export, and restore. Hosting the files yourself is only one part of maintaining them.
iOS Tags Feed
Think through tagged-feed reading on iOS without assuming every reader or browser presents content in the same way.
Android Tags Feed
Plan tagged-feed reading on Android around the actual browser or reader, clear source links, and a vocabulary that stays manageable.
Independent guides, clearly scoped.
Product and platform names identify subjects of independent editorial discussion. They do not indicate official affiliations, integrations, or available hosted services.
