@pipeworx/einpresswire

Connect: https://gateway.pipeworx.io/einpresswire/mcp · Install: one-click buttons

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Tools: 3

Live press releases from EIN Presswire’s public news sitemap — headline, publish time, keyword tags and geo location, newest first.

Tools

  • einpresswire_latest_releases(since_hours?, limit?) — the current rolling window of releases, newest first. newest_item_at tells a caller whether the wire is quiet or stalled.
  • einpresswire_search_releases(query, limit?) — keyword/company/place match over headline, keyword tags and geo location, within the current window only (there is no body excerpt in this source).
  • einpresswire_get_release(url) — one specific release, matched by the URL a prior call returned. Fails clearly (not silently empty) if the release is older than roughly 48 hours.

Auth

Keyless. No account, no clickthrough terms.

Data sources

  • https://www.einpresswire.com/sitemap-news — a Google-News-format XML sitemap EIN Presswire itself lists as a Sitemap: entry in its robots.txt (published for crawling, no account, no key). Verified live 2026-09-21: HTTP 200, ~780 KB, 705 releases spanning roughly the trailing 48 hours.

Why this pack does NOT read RSS, unlike its two sibling wire packs: EIN Presswire’s RSS is gated behind a free account. /all-rss is an HTML directory page, and every category link it lists (/subscribe-rss/<category>) 302-redirects to /login. “Requires an account” is explicitly out of scope under the standing no-login sourcing rule (logging in to scrape public data is not the same as scraping already- public data). The sitemap is the genuinely public, keyless alternative for this publisher — denser and fresher than the gated RSS would have been.

Because this is a sitemap and not RSS/Atom, the shared parseFeed parser (@pipeworx/shared, built for <item>/<entry> blocks) does not apply here — this pack has its own small <url>-block extraction. It does reuse canonicalUrl from @pipeworx/shared for URL dedupe, the same helper the RSS-based sibling packs use.

No structured issuer field is exposed by this source — the issuer is usually the subject of the headline. No body excerpt either; only headline, keyword tags, geo location and publish time.

Tools

Tools

Regenerated from source · build September 22, 2026