Feeds System Overview
SYNTHET Feeds delivers real-time content updates from YouTube, Twitch, Reddit, and RSS sources directly to your Discord channels. Manage multiple subscriptions, customize message templates, and keep your community informed automatically.
Quick Commands
/feed add <type> <url> <channel> — Add feed (YouTube/Twitch/Reddit/RSS)/feed remove <id> — Remove a feed/feed list — List all feeds/feed test <id> — Test feed outputDashboard Guide
Manage feeds from the Feeds Hub page in your SYNTHET dashboard:
Feeds Hub Page
Central management for all feed subscriptions:
- • View all active feed subscriptions
- • Quick add new feed button
- • Filter by provider type (YouTube, Twitch, Reddit, RSS)
- • Filter by delivery channel
- • View subscription status and last update time
- • Quick actions (edit, test, remove)
Provider Configuration
Set up and manage feed sources:
- • YouTube channel URLs and playlist subscriptions
- • Twitch channel subscriptions with notification types
- • Reddit subreddit monitoring
- • Generic RSS feed URLs
- • Validate URL and preview feed content
Message Templates
Customize how feed notifications appear:
- • Template editor with dynamic variables
- • Live preview of message formatting
- • Embed support (title, description, thumbnails, links)
- • Conditional formatting based on content type
- • Pre-built templates for common providers
- • Per-feed custom templates
Delivery Settings
Control feed delivery behavior:
- • Choose target channel(s) for each feed
- • Set delivery frequency (real-time, batched, scheduled)
- • Enable/disable notifications temporarily
- • Duplicate detection and deduplication
- • Thread posting for conversation grouping
What Are Feeds?
Feeds are automated content subscriptions that deliver updates directly to your Discord channels. When new content is published on your subscribed platforms, SYNTHET automatically posts a formatted notification with customizable templates.
Use feeds to keep your community updated with YouTube uploads, Twitch streams, Reddit discussions, and RSS content without manual sharing. Each feed can be configured independently with its own delivery channel, template, and settings.
Supported Feed Providers
YouTube
Subscribe to channel uploads, playlists, and search results. Get notifications for new videos with thumbnails and descriptions.
Twitch
Monitor Twitch channels for live streams, new videos, and updates. Customize notifications for specific channels.
Subscribe to subreddits and monitor new posts with filtering options. Get updates on trending posts and discussions.
RSS
Generic RSS feed support for blogs, news sites, podcasts, and any RSS-compatible source.
Feed Types & Content
Different feed types deliver different content:
Video Uploads
YouTube and Twitch feed uploads with titles, descriptions, thumbnails, and direct links.
Live Streams
Real-time notifications when Twitch streamers go live with stream info and viewer count.
Posts & Articles
Reddit posts and RSS articles with excerpts, links, and metadata.
Metadata
Author, publish date, categories, and custom fields from the feed source.
Message Template Variables
Customize feed notifications with dynamic variables:
{{title}} — Content title or headline{{description}} — Full description or excerpt{{url}} — Direct link to content{{author}} — Creator or publisher name{{published}} — Publication date/time{{image}} — Thumbnail or featured image URL{{channel}} — Channel or source name{{duration}} — Video duration (YouTube/Twitch)Common Use Cases
Gaming Communities
Subscribe to gaming channels and stream notifications to notify members of uploads and live sessions
News & Updates
Monitor news sites and blogs via RSS to keep community informed about important announcements
Content Discovery
Subscribe to subreddits and RSS feeds to share relevant content with your community
Creator Communities
Monitor creator channels and social feeds to notify fans of new content, streams, and announcements
Automated Publishing
Aggregate feeds from multiple sources into dedicated channels for organized content distribution
Best Practices
- • Create dedicated channels for feed notifications to avoid cluttering active channels
- • Customize templates to match your server's style and provide relevant context
- • Use clear naming for feed subscriptions (e.g., "YouTube - Gaming Channel")
- • Test feeds before deploying to ensure correct formatting and frequency
- • Monitor feed volume to avoid notification spam
- • Use threads for grouped feed updates in busy channels
- • Archive or remove inactive feeds regularly
- • Organize feeds by type or source in separate channels
- • Configure appropriate update frequency for your community size