digg.com llms.txt

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# Digg

> Digg helps you keep up with news across tech, AI, gaming, entertainment, world and business, science, and sports. Each post includes a short summary, links to its sources, and what people are saying about it.

Each post collects the X posts and articles about one event (its Sources), with a headline, a short summary, and a link to every Source. A post’s Digg Score is the points its Sources add plus one for each Digg from a signed-in reader; the Top view of a Topic ranks posts by it.

## Topics

- [Home](https://digg.com/): one Feed across every public Topic
- [AI](https://digg.com/ai): AI posts, ranked by Digg Score
- [Technology](https://digg.com/tech): Technology posts, ranked by Digg Score
- [Gaming](https://digg.com/gaming): Gaming posts, ranked by Digg Score
- [Entertainment](https://digg.com/entertainment): Entertainment posts, ranked by Digg Score
- [World & Business](https://digg.com/world-business): World & Business posts, ranked by Digg Score
- [Science](https://digg.com/science): Science posts, ranked by Digg Score
- [Sports](https://digg.com/sports): Sports posts, ranked by Digg Score

## Pages

- Post: /{topic}/{id}, where `{topic}` is the Topic slug and `{id}` is the post's short ID. For example: https://digg.com/ai/{id}. Use the post URL returned by the Feed or MCP tools.
- Tag (a person, company, product or other subject, with its posts): https://digg.com/entities/{id}
- Profile of an account Digg ranks on X: https://digg.com/u/x/{username}
- [Blog](https://digg.com/blog): product announcements from Digg
- [About](https://digg.com/about) and [Contact](https://digg.com/contact)

## For machines

- [Sitemap index](https://digg.com/sitemap-index.xml): every public page, with one post sitemap per Topic
- [Google News sitemap](https://digg.com/news-sitemap.xml): posts from the last 48 hours
- MCP server: https://digg.com/mcp, with public read tools for the Feed, search and single posts. No sign-in needed.
- [/tech/clusters.json](https://digg.com/tech/clusters.json): Tech posts from the last 24 hours, JSON (also `.yaml`). Ordered by short ID, not rank.
- [/ai-clusters.yaml](https://digg.com/ai-clusters.yaml): AI posts from the last 24 hours (also `.json`). Ordered by short ID, not rank.
- [/ai-clusters-ranked.json](https://digg.com/ai-clusters-ranked.json): Today's AI Feed in rank order (also `.yaml`)
- [/ai-rising-clusters.yaml](https://digg.com/ai-rising-clusters.yaml): AI posts gaining attention in the last 24 hours

## When to use Digg

- What people in tech, AI and the other Topics above are paying attention to right now: read a Topic Feed, or https://digg.com/ai-clusters-ranked.json for AI.
- Whether a post has real traction: a post counts distinct accounts and outlets, not repeated X posts from one account.
- Who is influential in tech and AI on X: https://digg.com/rankings ranks accounts by how many top-ranked people follow them, not by follower count.
- Find the earliest listed Source: compare the publication times of the Sources on a post. These are the Sources Digg has collected, not a complete record of everyone who covered the event.

Digg is not a general web search, does not republish full articles (it summarizes and links), and is not an X API.

## Citing Digg

- Link the post page. It shows when the post was published and last updated, and links every Source.
- Posts update as new Sources arrive; give the time you read it.

## Organization

Digg is built by Basic Intelligence. X: @basic_in_

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