Felo Connect: Bring Felo Into the AI Agent You Already Use
Felo Connect brings live search, deep research, X intelligence, presentations, and page generation to Codex, Claude Code, OpenClaw, and Hermes Agent.
Your AI agent can already write, reason, and move through a task. But the moment the work needs fresh information, team context, a presentation, or a page someone else can review, the workflow often breaks apart.
You leave the agent to search. You collect links in another place. You rebuild the findings into a deck or a brief. Then you bring the results back to the project. It works, but it is a surprisingly expensive way to finish a task.
Felo Connect brings Felo's capabilities into the AI agent you already use. Connect Codex, Claude Code, OpenClaw, or Hermes Agent, then ask for the outcome you need in the environment where the work is already happening.
From a good answer to work that is ready to use
Felo Connect is built for the part of AI-assisted work that begins after the first answer. An answer can point you in the right direction. A useful outcome has current sources, enough context to trust the recommendation, and a format the next person can open.
With Connect, your agent can draw on Felo capabilities such as:
- Live Search for questions where yesterday's information is already out of date.
- Deep Research to investigate a topic, compare sources, and produce a structured brief or report.
- X Intelligence to find product reactions, customer feedback, competitor activity, and conversations worth following.
- Presentations to turn a topic, document, URL, or research brief into a presentation you can review online and download as a PowerPoint file.
- Page Generation to turn a requirement, product brief, or rough idea into a shareable page.
The point is not to replace the agent you chose. It is to give that agent more ways to complete the work.
Your agent understands the task. Felo gives it current information and practical ways to deliver the result.
That distinction matters. A standalone research session may be enough when you are exploring a topic for yourself. The value of a connected workflow appears when the research has to inform a decision, become part of a project, or reach a teammate in a form they can use without rebuilding it. Connect keeps the research, the reasoning, and the delivery closer together.
One connection, four ways to work
Felo Connect currently supports Codex, Claude Code, OpenClaw, and Hermes Agent. Each has its own setup flow, because each agent has its own working style. The outcome is consistent: Felo becomes available where you already spend your time.
Felo for Codex
Codex is often where a task turns from an idea into actual work. Felo Connect adds tools around that work: current market signals, research, shared team knowledge through LiveDoc, and finished assets such as presentations, images, mind maps, documents, and pages.
For example, instead of asking Codex to summarize a competitor, you can ask it to retrieve your team's existing positioning, check recent competitor activity on X, research the current market, and prepare a product-opportunity deck. The result is not a pile of links to assemble later. It is a source-grounded starting point for a real decision.
Felo for Claude Code
Repositories are full of valuable context, but they are rarely the whole story. With Felo Connect, Claude Code can combine local project material with fresh public sources, then return the work to the project as a brief, a presentation, or a hosted page.
This is useful when a feature spec needs current market evidence, when a launch plan needs a reviewable landing page, or when a release needs a deck for stakeholders. The project stays central. Felo supplies the outside context and the asset-generation tools that a repository alone cannot provide.
Felo for OpenClaw and Hermes Agent
OpenClaw and Hermes Agent users can connect Felo to investigate questions with current information and turn the findings into deliverables. Start with the tool you know, then use Felo when the task calls for research, social intelligence, presentations, or a shareable page.
More agent connections are planned as the ecosystem grows. For now, the goal is simple: fewer handoffs between the agent you use and the capabilities that help you finish.
What stays the same, and what changes
You do not have to adopt a new chat interface or move your project into a separate workspace. You still begin in the agent that fits your work. You still decide what to ask, what sources to trust, and what to share.
What changes is the range of outcomes the agent can pursue in that session. A task that once stopped at a draft can now continue to a research brief. A set of notes can become a presentation. A product requirement can become a page for review. A question about a launch can include the response happening around it, not only the announcement itself.
For existing Felo users, this is also a more natural way to use the tools you already know. Instead of treating search, research, LiveDoc, presentations, and page tools as isolated destinations, you can bring the appropriate one into the task in front of you.
A workflow you can use this week
Consider a product team preparing for a competitor's launch. Without a connected workflow, the assignment tends to split into disconnected jobs: search the web, check social reactions, scan internal notes, draft a recommendation, then create a deck.
With Felo Connect, the request can stay intact:
Review our current positioning and customer notes first.
Then research the competitor's new launch, find recent reactions on X,
and prepare a concise 10-slide response plan with sources and next steps.
The agent has a clear outcome to pursue. Felo helps supply the relevant capabilities: team context in LiveDoc where available, current external research, X signals, and a presentation the team can review. You remain in the same environment, but the job no longer stops at analysis.
That pattern works beyond product launches:
- For marketing: monitor campaign reaction and turn the useful signal into an action brief.
- For research: investigate a fast-moving question and deliver a structured report rather than a raw search log.
- For product and engineering: combine project context with market evidence before planning a feature.
- For client work: turn scattered source material into a deck or page that is ready to share.
A research-to-decision workflow
Suppose your team is considering a new market. The project already contains assumptions, design notes, and customer interviews. Some of the most important evidence, however, is changing in public: new competitors, customer conversations, pricing changes, and product releases.
Ask your connected agent to start with the material your team has already gathered, investigate the latest external evidence, and save a concise decision brief. With the right Felo connection, that work can progress into a presentation for the planning meeting or a shareable page for a wider review. The handoff is smaller because the agent does not begin from a blank prompt and the team does not need to recreate the output in another tool.
A signal-to-action workflow
Social discussion can be useful, but it is also noisy. A few posts are not a market verdict. Felo's X Intelligence is most useful when you give it a specific question: What complaints keep appearing after this launch? Which part of our campaign is people sharing? What competitor message is gaining attention?
Your agent can help turn that question into a focused investigation, then return a brief with the material worth checking. The same workflow can feed a product note, a marketing response plan, or a weekly review. The work stays grounded in the task rather than becoming another dashboard to watch.
A brief-to-asset workflow
Many teams do the hard thinking in documents, then lose time translating that thinking into an asset. A launch brief becomes slides. A requirements document becomes a page. A collection of sources becomes a report someone can read without opening twenty tabs.
Felo Connect gives the agent a way to take on that last mile. For example, Felo for Claude Code can use source files, URLs, research notes, or a release plan to create an online presentation and downloadable .pptx file. Felo for Codex can use collected material and insight to produce assets the team can review and build on. Review the output, revise the request, and keep moving.
Connect in a few steps
Felo Connect is designed to start from the agent, not from an integration checklist.
- Go to Felo Connect and choose the agent you use.
- Sign in with your Felo account.
- Follow the setup guide prepared for that agent.
- Return to your agent and ask for the work you need done.
The exact setup differs by agent. Felo Connect provides the instructions for the connection you select, so you do not have to translate one agent's setup into another's workflow.
Choose the connection that matches the work
Start with the agent you already use most often. Felo Connect is not asking you to pick a "best" agent for every job.
- Choose Codex when your work combines coding or project tasks with market signals, shared knowledge, research, and finished deliverables.
- Choose Claude Code when repository context needs to meet current external research, presentations, or hosted pages.
- Choose OpenClaw or Hermes Agent when those are already your working environments and you want Felo's research and creation capabilities within them.
You can explore the setup page for each supported agent before connecting. Workflows and available details may differ by agent, so the individual guides are the best place to begin.
A few practical questions
Do I need to change the way I work?
No. Felo Connect is designed to add capabilities to the agent you already use. Begin in the agent, choose the outcome you need, and bring in Felo when the task needs current information, investigation, social intelligence, a presentation, or a page.
Is the setup identical for every agent?
No. Each connection has its own setup flow. Choose your agent on the Felo Connect page and follow the instructions prepared for that environment.
Can I use Felo Connect for research only?
Absolutely. You can ask for current sources or a deeper investigation when that is all the task needs. The benefit of Connect is that you can continue from research into a brief, a presentation, or a page when the work calls for it.
Are more agents coming?
Yes. Felo Connect currently supports Codex, Claude Code, OpenClaw, and Hermes Agent, with additional agent support planned over time.
Keep the work moving
The useful question is no longer only, "Can my agent answer this?" It is, "Can it take the task all the way to something I can use?"
Felo Connect helps close that gap. It connects the agent you already trust to live information, deeper investigation, social signals, presentations, and pages, so the work can move from a request to a result with fewer detours.
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