Felo LiveDoc for OpenClaw gives your team persistent source grounding for support, documentation, policy, and research work. Use it when a knowledge base matters more than pasting the same context again and again.
Specs, PDFs, URLs, and internal docs stay fragmented unless there is a retrieval layer designed to hold onto them across sessions.
Policies, specs, PDFs, and URLs live across too many places with no shared retrieval layer.
A good chat history still is not a stable knowledge base for repeatable work.
Teams need semantic retrieval that finds the right passage, not just matching words.
felo-livedoc turns scattered files and links into a persistent semantic knowledge base, so answers, memos, and support work can stay anchored in trusted material.
This OpenClaw page focuses on the fastest way to bring livedoc capabilities into local agent workflows.
Install in OpenClaw to build a persistent document layer for support, policy, documentation, and research workflows. 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-livedocThese capabilities are built for teams that need persistent knowledge, document grounding, and answers they can trust enough to reuse.
Create, list, update, and delete named LiveDocs for teams, projects, or topics.
Add text, URLs, PDFs, and uploaded files and have them indexed automatically.
Ask natural-language questions and get back the most relevant passages, not just keyword hits.
Identify the best-matching resources first, then retrieve from only those sources for faster results.
Best for support knowledge, technical documentation, policy retrieval, research archives, and any workflow that depends on stable source grounding.
Choose a platform, add the API key, and get from scattered docs to the first grounded retrieval run without overcomplicating setup.
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 livedoc list and start building a grounded knowledge layer the team can query again later.
Teams keep it because grounded answers depend on a reliable document layer, not just a clever model.
“Our support and ops teams trust the answers more because every response can be traced back to the right source document.”
“People ops uses it to answer policy questions without creating another inbox full of repeat requests.”
“It made product documentation far more usable internally because engineers can ask questions instead of hunting through folders.”
Install felo-livedoc and turn files, URLs, and reference text into a persistent knowledge workflow for support, documentation, and research.
Use one API key to turn scattered files and URLs into a grounded document layer your agent can actually work from.