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6. Fireflies + OpenClaw

Action Step

Complete this before moving on.

Connect your OpenClaw agent to Fireflies and pull your most recent meeting transcript. Ask it to extract the top 3 action items from that meeting.

Comment in Slack

Post your answer in your onboarding channel.

How does pulling a transcript through your OpenClaw agent compare to the manual copy-paste workflow you used in Claude Code?

Training Guide

You set up Fireflies in Section 3 and processed transcripts manually. Now let's connect Fireflies directly to your OpenClaw agent — so it can pull transcripts on its own.

Why This Matters​

In S3, you processed transcripts by copying them into Claude Code manually. With this connection, you can just tell your agent in Slack: "Pull the transcript from my last meeting and process it."

No copy-paste, no switching to VS Code, no finding the file — the agent reaches out to Fireflies directly. This is the MCP concept from Section 2 — but now your Slack agent has the connection, not just your Claude Code.

Setting Up the Connection​

Your agent needs access to the Fireflies API. Tell your agent: "I want to connect you to Fireflies so you can pull my meeting transcripts." It'll walk you through providing your Fireflies API key.

Once connected, verify: "Pull my most recent transcript from Fireflies" — watch it retrieve the data.

What You Can Do Now​

  • "Pull the transcript from [meeting name] and summarize it"
  • "What action items came out of my last call?"
  • "Find the meeting where we discussed [topic] and tell me what was decided"
  • Combined with skills: "Pull my last transcript and process it using the transcript-processing skill"
  • Combined with cron jobs (coming later): "Every time I have a meeting, automatically pull and process the transcript"

Guided Demo​

  • Connect to Fireflies live
  • Pull a real transcript
  • Ask the agent to extract action items and decisions

You just did in 30 seconds from Slack what took you 10 minutes in Claude Code with copy-paste.

The Pattern​

This is the same pattern for connecting ANY external tool to your agent: give it API access, verify the connection, use it via natural language. Fireflies is just the first one. Next we'll do GitHub.