- Daily/Weekly/monthly/Yearly changes in a few investment funds
- The closing stock market rate for a couple of companies
- The daily/weekly/monthly/yearly change in stock market rates for those companies
- Any reported inflation changes in my country of residence
- The daily/weekly/monthly/yearly changes in foreign currency exchange rates
- The forecasted weather for the day
I also have some of these checks running every 10 minutes, and if there are changes that exceed a certain threshold then a sms is sent notifying me.
My agents are very specific to my locale, so I haven't thought about sharing them. Might do that at some point.
And also spelled it correctly :-)
* Crawl apartment listings and get notified a lot faster than the official notification channels take.
* Monitor the inventory/promotions of some vendors, e.g. for bikes, that are currently out of stock
* Get notified when there's an peak of interest in a specific topic on twitter. I use this to monitor my employer, my project, and any stocks I own.
I do simple things with it, like monitor GitHub for releases of software I use, filter out release candidates and post the info to a Mattermost server. This helps me stay current With projects where I maintain a public Docker image for them.
Huginn also does more complex things like act as the engine for an app running as a series of functions in OpenFaaS. That app pulls data from various sources, aggregates it, dedupes it according to various criteria, does a bunch of subsequent lookups, stores results in Mongo and then collects the output once a day and sends it as an email.
Huginn is an excellent tool.