A generated RSS 2.0 feed with Dublin Core creator tags, one item per published post carrying title, canonical link, permalink guid, description, author and publication date, plus a last-build date from the newest post. It is linked from the blog chrome alongside the llms.txt alternate.
Also called: feed · subscribe · syndication · rss.xml
- 1The route reads the published post list and escapes every field into the XML.
- 2Each item's guid is the canonical URL, marked as a permalink.
- 3The channel's lastBuildDate comes from the newest post's publication date.
- 4It is cached at the edge for an hour with a day of stale-while-revalidate.
- 5The blog layout declares it as an alternate link so feed readers discover it automatically.
The route argues its own relevance: "Worth having for a reason beyond nostalgia: feeds are how aggregators, newsletter tools and several AI ingestion pipelines discover that something NEW exists, without re-crawling the site to find out. A sitemap says what exists; a feed says what changed, in publication order, which is the cheaper question to answer."
- Discovery of new content required a re-crawl.
- Aggregators and newsletter tools had nothing to subscribe to.
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