Search New York Times coverage by topic, pull a single article's full content and metadata, and monitor sections for new reporting.
New York Times actions
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Search New York Times articles by topic or keyword (results pinned to nytimes.com). Returns headline, source, link, image and publish date — ideal for 'what has the NYT written about X' research and topic scans.
Extract a single New York Times article's full content and metadata (headline, byline, publish date, section, body) from its URL. Use after a search to read a specific piece, or when the user pastes an NYT link.
Fetch the newest New York Times headlines from the homepage or a specific section feed (e.g. Technology, Business, World). Great for a quick 'what's on the NYT right now' or section-level briefings.
Run a tightly-scoped, recent NYT topic search built for repeated/scheduled monitoring — narrow window, capped results — so a watcher can detect new coverage of a topic as it appears.
New York Times triggers
Events in New York Times that can start an automation on their own — no clicks required once you set it up.
On a fixed cadence, re-run a NYT topic search and deliver a digest of recent coverage.
Fire when the NYT publishes a new article matching a watched topic (an item not seen on the previous check).
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