This describes the resources that make up the official feedly cloud API v3 - developer.feedly.com 
# What is a developer access token? A developer access token enable you to use feedly cloud APIs with your live feedly account. It can be used to experiment with APIs on the live environment without implementing the full OAuth integration; or to build personal applications that interact with your personal live feedly account.
# What are the differences with a regular access token? A developer access token has a longer life than a regular access token: it expire after 30 days (instead of one week). It can be renewed by feedly pro accounts. It is limited to 250 API requests per day (500 requests per day for feedly pro accounts).
# How do I generate a developer access token? Start here. After you login with your feedly account, a link will be sent to your account’s email address (or in a Twitter Direct Message). Follow this link to retrieve your access token. If you logged in with a feedly pro account, the page will also contain a refresh token. Store this value securely: it enables you to renew an expired access token.
# How do I use a developer access token? Developer access tokens can be passed in the “Authorization” request header like regular access tokens. For example:
curl -H 'Authorization: OAuth [your access token]' https://cloud.feedly.com/v3/profile
# Feedly Pro
For group work and a better API you need Feedly Prop - feedly.com