Connections

Works with the agent you already use.

Docgent is the document layer, not the model. Connect it to OpenClaw, Hermes, Claude or ChatGPT and ask for a document the way you already ask for anything else. Every connector talks to the same API and writes to the same history.

Supported agent connections

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What it looks like

Ask for the document. Get a version, not a paste.

The agent writes into Docgent instead of into the chat. Each request becomes a numbered revision you can read, diff and revert. Export when it’s right.

CLAUDE · DOCGENT CONNECTEDfieldnotes

Draft a strategy memo for Cedar Works recommending a workshop programme before a wider rollout. Budget around US$12k.

Created A clearer plan for the next quarter in Docgent as v1. Three sections: recommendation, budget and decision, what to check next.

Open in DocgentExport PDF

Shorten the pilot to one quarter and move the budget to 14,500.

Saved as v2. Two changes: pilot length six months one quarter; budget US$12,000 US$14,500. v1 is still in the history if you want it back.

See what changedExport PDFExport DOCX

Under the hood

One API. Five calls.

Every connector is a thin wrapper over the same REST API, authenticated with a per-brand token. If your agent isn’t listed, point it at the API directly.

POST  /v1/documents
POST  /v1/documents/{id}/revisions
GET   /v1/documents/{id}/history
POST  /v1/documents/{id}/revert
POST  /v1/documents/{id}/export · pdf | docx

Connect your agent in under ten minutes.

Connection setup applies to existing authorised workspaces.

Connection steps

Not open for public signup. Plans, the 14-day trial and checkout described here are the intended launch offer and cannot be purchased or started yet. Access today is limited to existing authorised users on a brand allowlist.