This template runs on a schedule, searches recent articles for your topic through the Linkup API, writes each result to Airtable, and posts a Slack message when the digest is done.
A JavaScript node calls Linkup and returns title, date, URL, and summary. Put the Linkup API key in that JavaScript node. Connect Airtable and Slack, then set the topic and the weekday on the schedule.
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A schedule starts the scenario, for example every morning or once a week.
JavaScript calls the Linkup API with your topic and date range. Put the Linkup API key in that JavaScript node.
Each article becomes an Airtable record with title, date, URL, and summary.
Slack posts that the digest is ready, with a count or the first headlines.
Add a JavaScript node and put your Linkup API key there. Set the topic and date range in that node, then call the Linkup search endpoint.
Add an Airtable connection. Create a record in the News table for each article. Map title, date, URL, and summary.
Add a Slack connection. Send a public channel message when the run finishes.
Run daily or weekly at the time you want the digest. Test one search before leaving it on that cadence.
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