Post RSS blog summaries to Bluesky automatically

A Zapier agent turns new RSS items into Bluesky drafts that point readers to Medium, with approval before anything is sent.

Done with Zapier Agents· Intermediate

What they did
The author created a Zapier Central agent from scratch and gave it an RSS by Zapier trigger tied to their Buy Me a Coffee feed. They connected Bluesky’s Create Post action, added a media style guide as a reference file, and asked the agent to write a sharp opening line that sends people to Medium. They left the action fields for the agent to fill in and checked the workflow in Chat Preview before turning it on.
How it went
Once live, the agent keeps Bluesky supplied with new post hooks while the author is away. The piece does not mention any post totals or audience response.
Tips
Zapier’s free tier covers 400 activities each month, so volume may matter. If you want a review step, turn on Require Approval so you can approve each draft before it posts.

Try it yourself with Zapier Agents

Monitor this RSS feed: [RSS URL]. When a new item appears, write a short Bluesky post in my style that summarizes the article in under [300] characters, includes a link to [destination], and uses the attached style guide for tone and formatting. Draft the post for [Bluesky account] and stop for my approval before publishing anything. After I approve, publish that one post and wait for the next new item.

Fill in the [brackets]. Agents can make mistakes, so review anything before it is sent, paid or deleted.

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