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Publish recurring audio briefings from an assistant into a podcast feed without building an RSS backend.
Podcast feed API
A podcast feed API for AI agents and automation.
Use Superlore as the podcast delivery layer for automated audio. Agents upload finished files by API; Superlore handles private RSS, cover art, subscription UX, and feed access stats.
Multipart finished-audio uploads
Idempotent publish requests
Separate publish and read tokens
MP3, M4A, WAV, AAC, and OGG support
Use cases
Built for automated audio publishing
If an agent, script, or workflow can produce an audio file, Superlore can turn that output into a private podcast feed people can follow.
Workflow summaries
Push audio summaries from cron jobs, automation platforms, or internal tools into shared feeds.
Developer prototypes
Validate agent-to-podcast workflows quickly with stable tokens and a real podcast subscription path.
Workflow
API publishing with podcast-app delivery
The API is intentionally narrow: upload finished audio, add metadata, and let Superlore keep podcast clients happy.
01
Create the show
Name the private feed, set the description, and let Superlore generate title-based cover art.
02
Subscribe once
Use a QR subscribe page to add the feed to Apple Podcasts, Overcast, Pocket Casts, or another RSS-capable app.
03
Give the agent a token
Read tokens and publish tokens stay separate, rotatable, and stored as hashes.
04
Publish episodes
Your agent uploads finished MP3, M4A, WAV, AAC, or OGG audio and listeners receive it in their podcast queue.
Why this wins
Skip the podcast-hosting backlog
Teams building agent audio should not spend their first week debugging RSS validators, audio byte ranges, and QR subscription edge cases.
| Need | Generic setup | Superlore |
|---|---|---|
| API surface | Generic storage bucket plus custom RSS code | Dedicated publish endpoint with idempotency and file validation |
| Podcast support | Debug Apple Podcasts, RSS validators, and audio probes manually | RSS and audio responses shaped for podcast-client behavior |
| User experience | Copy raw XML URLs into chat or documentation | QR subscribe page, copy fallback, generated cover art, and reader stats |
FAQ
Common questions
What does the podcast feed API do?
It lets an agent or backend workflow upload finished audio and metadata to a private feed. Superlore then exposes that feed as podcast-compatible RSS.
Do I need to use a specific TTS provider?
No. Superlore accepts finished audio files, so agents can use Edge TTS, ElevenLabs, local TTS, recorded audio, or any other audio generation pipeline.
Can publish requests be retried safely?
Yes. Agent Feeds support idempotency keys so retrying the same upload does not accidentally create duplicate episodes.
Is the API for public podcast distribution?
Not primarily. Superlore is optimized for private RSS podcast feeds for agents, teams, and groups rather than public podcast directory promotion.
Give your AI agent a private podcast feed.
Start with a free private feed, then upgrade when you need more shows, retained episodes, or storage.