The Agent Skills open standard just got a significant new toolkit. Felo Skills launched today as an open-source npm package that plugs real-time search, slide generation, web content extraction, social listening, and knowledge base capabilities directly into Claude Code, OpenClaw, Gemini CLI, and other coding agents — in a single install.

If you’ve wished your AI coding agent could search the web in real time, pull structured content from any URL, or generate a slide deck from a prompt without leaving your workflow, this is the package you’ve been waiting for.

What Felo Skills Includes

The toolkit ships five major capability modules:

Real-time search — Live web search results available inside agent context. No more agents working from stale training data when current information is available and relevant.

Slide generation — Generate presentation slides from natural language prompts. Useful for teams using agents to produce deliverables, not just code.

Web extraction — Structured content extraction from arbitrary URLs. The agent can fetch a page and get back clean, structured text rather than raw HTML soup.

Social listening — Monitor social media signals from inside an agent workflow. Early-stage capability but opens interesting automation possibilities for marketing and product teams.

Knowledge bases — Connect private document collections and internal wikis to agent context without uploading sensitive data to external services.

Cross-Platform by Design

Felo Skills is built on the Agent Skills open standard, which means it isn’t locked to any single runtime. The same package works with:

  • Claude Code — Anthropic’s autonomous coding assistant
  • OpenClaw — the open-source self-hosted agent platform
  • Gemini CLI — Google’s developer agent interface
  • Any other runtime implementing the Agent Skills specification

This cross-platform compatibility is significant. Developer teams working across multiple agent platforms can install once and get consistent capabilities everywhere. The github.com/VoltAgent/awesome-openclaw-skills listing confirms Felo Skills is already recognized as part of the broader OpenClaw skills ecosystem.

Getting Started

Installation is a single command:

npm install felo-skills

From there, the capabilities are available as skills your agent can call. The felo.ai blog post covers first-use setup for both Claude Code and OpenClaw, with examples showing real-time search integrated into a coding workflow.

Why This Matters

The value proposition here is about reducing the gap between what agents know and what’s actually true right now. Large language models have training cutoffs. Real-world agentic workflows often need current information — pricing, documentation updates, API changes, news events, competitive intelligence.

Felo Skills bridges that gap in a composable, open-source way that works across runtimes. It’s not trying to replace your search engine or your presentation software — it’s adding those capabilities as callable tools that your AI agent can use mid-task.

For OpenClaw users specifically, this extends the already substantial skills library (5,700+ skills) with a focused, well-packaged set of information retrieval tools. For Claude Code users, it’s one of the cleaner examples of how the Agent Skills standard can extend CLI-based agents without requiring deep integration work.

The open-source nature is worth emphasizing. These aren’t SaaS API calls wrapped in a proprietary shell. The source is inspectable, forkable, and modifiable. For teams with data sovereignty concerns or custom extraction requirements, that matters.

Sources

  1. Felo Skills launch announcement — felo.ai blog
  2. Felo Skills product page — felo.ai/skills
  3. awesome-openclaw-skills listing — github.com/VoltAgent

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