Josselin Davy

Thanks Remi

Same on my side

So fast! 🚀

Hello Pierre. Yes, it’s possible to have an assistant create an entry in Airtable using automation tools like Zapier, Make, or n8n. The key is ensuring the assistant outputs structured data (e.g., JSON, key-value pairs, or tabular format). You can then set up an automation that captures this data and sends it to Airtable.

My use case is to aggregate content from around 30 websites and generate a weekly newsletter with the most relevant insights. It works well, but it might be overengineered for your use case.

Hey Gabriel Zeitoun, I worked on a similar project, and I found that the best approach is to use RSS feeds. You can leverage tools like Zapier or Make to trigger a workflow whenever a new article is published. This allows you to automatically add the content to a designated Dust folder. With an RSS feed, you’ll have access to the article’s title, URL, and a short description. If you need the full article, you can make an HTTP request to retrieve the complete content. To find an RSS feed for a specific media outlet, simply search for “RSS feed [media name]” (e.g., RSS feed Le Monde).

Damien Boyer I’m currently testing an HTTP request in Make because it allows increasing the timeout up to 300 seconds. I’ll let you know if it works. Otherwise, in Make, you can use the Dust Integration, which has a 40-second timeout (10 seconds more than Zapier), if that helps.