News automation
Hacker News is the technology community run by Y Combinator, where founders, engineers, and investors surface news, launches, and discussion. The NoClick Hacker News node reads the platform's public API, so no credentials are needed at all. It fetches top, new, best, Ask HN, Show HN, and job stories, retrieves individual items and user profiles, and runs full Algolia-powered search by relevance or by date.
No. Hacker News exposes a public API, so the node works with no credentials and no setup. You can drop it into a workflow and start fetching stories or running searches immediately.
It fetches top, newest, and best stories, plus Ask HN posts, Show HN posts, and job postings. Each operation lets you set a result limit and choose whether to fetch full story details or just IDs for speed.
The node uses the Algolia-powered Hacker News search with two modes: search by relevance, ranked by points and comments, and search by recent date. Both support tag filters, numeric filters such as points or comment thresholds, and pagination.
Yes. The fetch item by ID operation retrieves any story, comment, job, or poll by its numeric ID, and fetch user profile returns a user's account details by username.
You can run the newest-stories operation or a date-sorted search on a schedule to catch fresh content, and the fetch changed items and profiles operation returns items and profiles that recently updated.