ONIMI SUITE / AGENT SETUP

Add Onimi to your agent

Copy the full setup task and send it to your current agent. It checks and prepares Creator and Publish, then reports the real result. Copying does not mean installation succeeded; connect an account only when a cloud task needs it.

Copy the setup task for your current agent

Paste this into your current agent and send it. Wait for the agent to report the actual installation result. Connect your account only when a cloud task needs it.

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The button copies every step below, including checks, updates and recovery. Open this when you need to copy manually.

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Setup details and limits

Creator makes Pages and Slides in an agent’s local workspace. Cloud drafts, collaboration, and publishing use remote MCP and may ask you to approve account access in your browser. The steps depend on what this agent supports.

Creator needs a host that supports custom Skills and local HTML creation and preview. Cloud drafts, collaboration, or publishing need remote MCP; MCP-only clients do not gain local Creator capabilities.

Prepare capabilities

The agent checks existing modules and local changes, adds only missing Creator or Publish modules, and reports the result.

Connect only when needed

Local drafts need no account. Confirm browser access when a governed template, cloud draft or publication needs it.

Continue the original task

Continue the original agent task. Recover from cancelled or expired authorization there, without reinstalling or creating another work.

Know what the connection can access

Before browser consent, the agent must identify the client, account when known, and requested scopes. Draft read access can include private author source, speaker notes, hidden slides, or hidden content. Collaboration management can change invitations, links, and access rules.

Waiting for browser approval, verification, cancellation, expiry, and network failure are separate states. Cancelling keeps the selected task and local files. Revoking a connection stops later cloud operations; it does not remove already published work.