Felo SuperAgent for OpenClaw keeps longer planning and drafting loops coherent across sessions. Use it when one-shot prompting is not enough and the work gets better through multi-step collaboration with the agent.
Planning, synthesis, and drafting improve through iteration, but too many workflows still reset context just when the task gets valuable.
Complex planning and synthesis work needs iteration, not a single terminal response.
Restarting a workflow means losing useful state between research, decisions, and drafts.
Persistent sessions only matter when they can stay connected to trusted sources.
felo-superagent gives longer workflows a durable session layer, so the team can refine ideas, stay grounded, and reach stronger outputs without constantly restarting.
This OpenClaw page focuses on the fastest way to bring superagent capabilities into local agent workflows.
Install in OpenClaw to run multi-step planning and drafting loops that stay coherent across more than one prompt. Use the official installer script for full setup, or the official ClawHub CLI when your registry workflow is already configured.
# Official OpenClaw installer
bash <(curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Felo-Inc/felo-skills/main/scripts/openclaw-install.sh)
# Official ClawHub install
clawhub install felo-superagentThese capabilities are designed for teams whose best work happens across multiple turns, references, and refinement cycles.
Keep one workflow alive across multiple questions, revisions, and deliverable drafts.
Attach knowledge bases so the session stays anchored in trusted internal material.
See progress in real time during longer analysis and synthesis tasks.
Best for research memos, policy drafts, planning sessions, and vendor comparisons that evolve across turns.
Best for planning sessions, decision memos, long-form synthesis, and grounded drafting that improves over multiple rounds.
Choose a platform, verify the session flow, and move from one-shot commands to continuous work without heavy orchestration.
Start from Claude Code or OpenClaw, depending on where the team already runs its terminal workflow.
Reuse the same Felo API key across the wider skill set so onboarding stays simple.
Verify the setup with felo superagent start and move from one-shot prompting to continuous planning and drafting work.
Teams keep it because long-running work improves when the agent can plan, iterate, and stay grounded across sessions.
“We use it for multi-step planning because the context survives long enough to get from rough goal to real decision memo.”
“Vendor comparisons, policy drafts, and launch plans all go faster when the agent can keep the thread instead of restarting every time.”
“It feels less like running prompts and more like working with a persistent project copilot that remembers the brief.”
Install felo-superagent and keep longer research, planning, and drafting workflows alive across multiple turns and grounded sources.
Use one API key to keep longer planning and drafting work alive without losing the thread every few prompts.