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# Connect your RSS or Newsletter

## 1. Introduction.&#x20;

**Really Simple Syndication** (RSS) is a quick way to read the latest updates from websites that have an RSS feed. If your website offers an RSS Feed, you can link it to Caleida so that when a news article or a summary of an article is published, it is also sent to your Agent's Knowledge Base. This way, your Agent will always be dynamically updated.

## 2. Add RSS Feed.&#x20;

This tutorial assumes that you have already [Configured your Agent](/set-up-your-agent/set-up-your-agent-step-by-step..md) and [Created your Knowledge Base](/set-up-your-agent/create-your-knowledge-base-step-by-step..md), so you will be familiar with the Knowledge Base window (point 2 of the Instructions section). In it, select "RSS Feeds". Now, click on **"Add RSS Feed".**&#x20;

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In the next window enter:&#x20;

* **Name** of your RSS feed.&#x20;
* Public **URL** where your RSS feed is located.&#x20;
* **Update Frequency**: cadence with which you want your Knowledge Base to extract new data from your RSS.&#x20;

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Once you have entered the data, you will be able to enjoy an Agent with a Dynamic Knowledge Base to, for example: provide information in real time in your media, blog or online press; keep your audience updated in your **Telegram Channel**; etc.

## **Introduction**

Really Simple Syndication (RSS) provides a quick way to read the latest updates from websites that offer an RSS feed. If your website offers an RSS Feed, you can integrate it with Caleida so that when a news article or article summary is published, it is also sent to your Agent's Knowledge Base. This ensures your Agent remains dynamically updated.

**Adding an RSS Feed**

This tutorial assumes you have already configured your Agent and created your Knowledge Base, making you familiar with the Knowledge Base window (point 2 of the Instructions section). Within it, select "RSS Feeds".

Now, click on "Add RSS Feed". In the following window, enter:

* **Name** of your RSS feed.
* Public **URL** where your RSS feed is located.
* **Update Frequency:** how often you want your Knowledge Base to fetch new data from your RSS feed.

Once you have entered the details, you can enjoy an Agent with a dynamic Knowledge Base to, for example, provide real-time information on your website, blog, or online press; keep your audience updated on your **Telegram channel**; and more.
