Quick overview This workflow runs daily at 07:00 to pull the latest Microsoft 365, Security & Compliance, and Teams blog RSS posts, uses OpenAI (gpt-4o-mini) to triage and format a prioritized HTML digest, and sends the results to your team via SMTP email. How it works Runs every day at 07:00 on a schedule. Fetches RSS XML from three Microsoft Tech Community feeds (Microsoft 365 Blog, Security & Compliance, and Teams/Microsoft Teams Blog) in parallel. Parses the RSS items, keeps only posts from the last 24 hours, and deduplicates updates by title across all feeds. If no new items are found, sends a “no new updates” email via SMTP. If new items are found, aggregates them into a single formatted list for analysis. Sends the aggregated updates to the OpenAI Chat Completions API (gpt-4o-mini) to assign priority/category/action-required and generate an inline-CSS HTML email body. Emails the generated HTML digest to the configured recipients via SMTP. Setup Create an OpenAI API key and add an HTTP Header Auth credential that sets Authorization: Bearer for the OpenAI request. Add an SMTP credential for the email-sending nodes.
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