Fibery

Productivity

Neotask on OpenClaw automates your Fibery workspace — creating and updating entities, running queries, and keeping your interconnected business data in sync without manual effort.

What You Can Do

The Fibery integration connects Neotask to your workspace through OpenClaw with 7 actions covering schema introspection, data querying, and entity management.

Schema Discovery

List all databases in your Fibery workspace and describe their fields. Your agent understands your data model before acting on it, ensuring accurate field mapping.

Flexible Querying

Query any Fibery database with filters, sorting, and field selection. Ask your agent for a list of features in a specific state, all bugs assigned to a person, or any cross-database report you need.

Entity Creation — Single and Batch

Create individual entities or batch-create many at once. Whether you're logging a single support ticket or importing a full backlog, the agent handles both with equal efficiency.

Entity Updates

Modify existing entities — change status, update fields, reassign ownership, or add notes. Your agent can update a single record or loop through a query result and update all matching entities.

Utility

Get the current date for time-relative queries and automations.

Every action runs autonomously or requires your approval — you decide.

Try Asking

  • "Show me all features in the 'In Progress' state assigned to the design team"
  • "Create an entity in our Customer Feedback database for each item in this support digest"
  • "Batch-create 20 tasks in our Sprint database from this list of backlog items"
  • "Update all bugs with severity 'Critical' that haven't been updated in 5 days to 'Needs Triage'"
  • "What databases do we have in Fibery? Describe the fields for the Roadmap database"
  • "Query all feature requests from enterprise customers that have more than 10 upvotes"

    • Pro Tips

  • Describe your databases first in any new session — your agent maps field names accurately before creating or updating entities
  • Use batch entity creation for recurring imports: paste a list, let your agent structure and create all records at once
  • Approval gates work well for status changes that affect downstream teams — review before the agent propagates updates
  • Pair Fibery with your CRM or support tools so customer signals automatically create product entities
  • Schedule weekly query reports to surface stale work items, unresolved bugs, or features stuck in review

    • Works Well With