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@omneity/fsf.org

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Use fsf.org via MCP and API: fsf.org website

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fsf.org

static.fsf.org

gnu.org

What is Herd?

Herd is a powerful browser automation platform that lets you connect any AI like ChatGPT, Claude, or even Cursor to your favorite websites. This Trail is a pre-built automation for fsf.org, static.fsf.org, gnu.org. An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server exposes standard tools to your Agent to read from and interact with fsf.org, static.fsf.org, gnu.org via your browser securely.

With Herd and this trail, your agent can run:

feed-feed-gnu1: Planet GNU - https://planet.gnu.org/
feed-feed-gnu2: Track the most recent changes to the wiki in this feed.
feed-feed-staticfsf1: Feed from fsf.org

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Trail Details

Selected Version

v1.0.0 (1 version available)

Published By

Omneity Labs (@omneity)

Last Updated

4/18/2025

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Quick Actions - MCP compatible

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Supported Websites

fsf.org

static.fsf.org

gnu.org

Herd is not affiliated with fsf.org, static.fsf.org or gnu.org and is not endorsing its content. Herd makes websites accessible over MCP and API, but never hosts any content. Make sure to accept the respective terms of service before using this trail.

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Installation and Usage

Quick Run

herd trail server @omneity/fsf.org

SDK Implementation

Usage Example

import { HerdClient } from '@monitoro/herd';

// Initialize Herd client (use your own API key)
const herd = new HerdClient({ token: 'YOUR_HERD_API_KEY' });

// Run the 'feed-feed-gnu1' action
const result = await herd.runTrail('@omneity/fsf.org@1.0.0', {
	actionName: 'feed-feed-gnu1',
	params: {
		
	}
});

console.log('Trail result:', result);

Available Actions

All the following actions for @omneity/fsf.org are accessible via the built-in MCP server, CLI, REST API as well as programmatically via the SDK.