Dibao is a self-hosted RSS reader built for people who subscribe to more feeds than they can realistically read. Instead of showing every item in chronological order, it scores and ranks articles within the feeds you've selected, surfacing what's most relevant to you first. All data is stored in SQLite on your own host, so nothing leaves your infrastructure. Recommendations are powered by a lightweight 0.6B embedding model — run it locally or through a provider — and a deterministic baseline ranking handles the fallback when no model is available. The design deliberately avoids the pattern of routing your entire feed through a large LLM: you get explainable, low-cost prioritization rather than a black-box content engine. Useful for researchers, writers, and developers who rely on RSS but have accumulated chronic unread debt.