Public RSS + Atom feeds

A public, anonymous read-only feed of the last 50 enriched events. No API key, no rate-limit gate, no sign-up. Use it to discover what AI Act Radar covers before you wire up a webhook.

Information only — not legal advice. The feed surfaces publicly available regulatory and standardisation sources at the time of ingestion. It is informational and not a substitute for qualified legal counsel.

Endpoints

Format	URL	Content-Type
RSS 2.0	`https://api.aiactradar.com/feed.xml`	`application/rss+xml`
Atom 1.0	`https://api.aiactradar.com/feed.atom`	`application/atom+xml`

Aliases /feed, /rss redirect to RSS. /atom redirects to Atom.

Caching

Cache-Control: public, max-age=900 — 15 minutes at the edge. Pulling more often than every 15 minutes will return the same payload until the cache expires. The cache key is purged when new events land.

Item shape (RSS)

title — event title (English)
link — canonical URL of the official source
guid — stable event ID, e.g. evt_01KQ… (not a permalink)
description — summary truncated to 240 chars + AI Act article references + disclaimer
pubDate — RFC-822 date
dc:creator — source ID (e.g. EU_AI_Office, bnetza)
category — one element per topic

What you do not get from the feed

No summary_de (German is a paid-tier feature)
No diff_to_previous (paid-tier)
No filtering by topic, severity, or source — that's what the REST API is for
No push delivery — that's what webhooks are for
No HMAC signing — feeds are public-read, signing is for trusted webhook deliveries

Auto-discovery

Both the marketing site (aiactradar.com) and the docs site advertise the feeds via <link rel="alternate"> tags, so any RSS reader pointed at the homepage will discover them automatically.

Want more?

The feed is the on-ramp. To filter by topic, get HMAC-signed push delivery, or query the full history, see the Quickstart and webhook payload schema.