While they don’t exactly work as RSS feeds, you can append /changes/ to the end of almost every XRB webpage to form a valid RSS feed. At best, it’s useful to know when a page changes but it won’t tell you what about that page changed or why.
About this site
This site is my attempt at building an aggregated list of RSS feeds across various government websites.
I need to write some more here later on.
License
The written content on this site is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 which is to say that if you want to reuse any of it, you'll need to mention that it came from here.
Any variations or remixes of the content on this site will also need to be shared with the public and nothing here may be used for commercial purposes.
This site is intended to make life a tiny bit easier for regular citizens (and non-profits), not for any commercial entities.
Obviously, the above does not apply to the content served within the feeds themselves or any metadata about agencies, just to anything that I had written originally.
LLM disclosure
Parts of this website (HTML, Javascript and CSS) have been built with assistance from an LLM (Claude Code's Opus 4.6 model)
To be clear, all of the data present on this site has been manually curated by hand and none of it been touched by an LLM in any way.
All user-facing text (including this!) has also been written by hand with zero LLM assistance.
Most of the Javascript ends up great on the first try but a bunch of time is spent iterating on design, thinking through UX decisions and doing manual edits.
It's for these reasons that I intentionally use the term assistance rather than generated.
There is still a lot of human effort required to validate the data and get it presented in the form available here.