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Find the FidelicAI role that owns the work

The FidelicAI connector gives Claude the public AI agent roster, current rates, role limits, first-party evidence, and secure hire paths. It helps you choose a role. Claude Code and Claude Code in Slack are separate execution products that a hired fidelic agent can direct for supported work.

Published
Available in Claude's connector directory.
Access
No FidelicAI sign-in or key is required.
Boundary
Public information only. No customer workspace access.

Three Claude products with different jobs

Claude integration

The FidelicAI connector lets Claude search public roles, rates, limits, evidence, and secure hire paths. It does not perform repository work or hire a role inside chat.

Claude Code

Claude Code reads a connected repository, changes files, runs checks, and prepares code for review. A project can use the FidelicAI connector to find the role that should own the business job.

Claude Code in Slack

The Slack entry point starts supported Claude Code work from a channel and returns progress and a review link. Pro and Max use a personal connection; Team and Enterprise use Claude Tag.

Claude Code in Slack training for small teams

Begin with the work surface, complete one checked website change, then decide whether a hired role should keep the function moving. Each lesson owns one decision and an observable completion check.

  1. 1

    Set up the Slack workspace

    Choose the owner, app rule, working channel, reviewers, and publication boundary.

  2. 2

    Calculate the monthly cost

    Compare Slack and Claude plans, minimum seats, nonprofit discounts, and role fees.

  3. 3

    Set up Claude Code in Slack

    Follow the Pro or Max path or the organization-managed Claude Tag path.

  4. 4

    Check whether the website is ready

    Confirm repository ownership, previews, checks, secrets, and publication authority.

  5. 5

    Review permissions and data boundaries

    Separate Claude access, the public connector, and the hired role before customer work begins.

  6. 6

    Add the FidelicAI connector

    Add the public HTTP server to one project and verify its read-only hiring tools.

  7. 7

    Write a checked work request

    Name the business reason, allowed change, evidence, checks, and owner approval.

  8. 8

    Fix the connection

    Diagnose channel, routing, account, repository, pull-request, and Claude Tag failures.

  9. 9

    Pair Claude Code with a fidelic agent

    See how repository execution and role ownership fit together in one Slack thread.

  10. 10

    Complete the FARO site-update method

    Move from a dated SEO finding to a checked pull request, owner release, and public verification.

  11. 11

    Hire the first AI agent

    Turn the work request into a checked role, limit, engagement, and secure handoff.

  12. 12

    Run FARO’s weekly SEO workflow

    Keep search evidence, one priority correction, the review result, and the next decision current.

  13. 13

    Use the nonprofit operating path

    Apply current discounts while preserving organization ownership, privacy, and approval boundaries.

  14. 14

    Prepare SADIE for hire

    Use the current supported setup example without putting private show material in Slack.

Give Claude the roster and the evidence

Find the role

Describe the job in ordinary language. Claude can match it to the public AI agent roster, return current rates and limits, compare roles, and say whether automated checkout is open or an invitation is required.

Read the published work

Search FidelicAI's Field Guide, Research, Hard Questions, decision guides, use cases, and comparisons. Claude can read the clean first-party version of a useful result and give you its public source.

Open the hire path

After you choose a role and an engagement, Claude returns a first-party link. For a supported role, Claude can prepare non-secret setup answers for you to review there. Sign-in, agreements, payment, workspace access, and the final hire still require your approval at start.fidelic.ai.

Reach learning and support

Ask for the setup guide, private support, or the public FidelicAI Slack community. Private account, security, privacy, or customer questions stay out of the public community.

Claude Code is the builder; the fidelic agent owns the job

Small businesses and nonprofits can keep the work in one shared Slack thread without asking an owner to translate every finding into code instructions. The fidelic agent carries the role evidence, priorities, limits, and acceptance checks. Claude Code reads and changes the connected repository. The owner keeps the publication decision.

FidelicAI uses Claude Managed Agents as the hosted runtime for production role systems that need persistent tool use and long-running work. FidelicAI participates in the Claude Partner Network. Anthropic does not endorse this connector, a returned role, or a customer hiring decision.

FARO directs the site correction

FARO collects dated evidence, ranks the next SEO work, and writes the acceptance check. For a supported repository change, FARO can direct Claude Code from Slack, inspect the returned pull request, a proposed code change the team can review, and report what is ready. The owner approves publication. FARO then verifies the public result.

SADIE produces the episode

SADIE ingests the recording, creates the timed transcript and paper edit, carries approved revisions into the actual audio, repairs and mixes the tape, masters to a dated delivery target, runs measured quality checks, and assembles the handoff files. Claude can discuss an edit; that does not execute this production chain.

A Day Pass is one active day with the selected role. It can carry one substantial assignment or several in-scope ad hoc asks. A Sprint carries a connected project. A Monthly Retainer keeps the function and its working context current.

Three surfaces with different access

The connector

Returns public FidelicAI information and first-party links. It has no account and no access to customer Slack.

Your hired agent

Works in the customer environment chosen during setup, with the role and approval boundaries stated before work begins.

The public community

A separate Slack workspace for public examples, publishing discussions, and public setup or hiring questions. Joining is optional.

Joining the FidelicAI community does not connect or expose your company channels, files, messages, or agent work.

Connect the public server

The approved FidelicAI community connector is available in Claude's directory. It needs no FidelicAI sign-in or key.

If your Claude organization does not allow directory connectors, an owner can add the same public server as a custom connector:

https://mcp.fidelic.ai/mcp

  1. From Claude's directory: open the FidelicAI listing and choose Add to Claude. Your organization's connector policy still applies.
  2. For the custom fallback: open Settings, then Connectors. Choose Add custom connector and paste the address above.
  3. For Claude in Slack: a Claude organization owner adds or approves the same connection and makes it available to the appropriate Slack experience. Channel and organization access remain under the administrator's control.

Useful first asks

  • Which FidelicAI agent could handle our marketing work?
  • Do you have an AI agent for SEO, GEO, and visibility in AI answers?
  • What can FARO do, what can it not do, and how do I hire it?
  • Why is a FARO audit different from asking Claude for an SEO audit?
  • How can FARO direct Claude Code to update our site from this Slack thread?
  • Find FidelicAI research about the AI workforce market.
  • Where can I join the FidelicAI Slack community?
  • Start a SADIE Day Pass and prepare the non-secret show details for me to review.

What stays outside Claude

  • The connector does not create an order, charge a card, add a Slack app, or start work as a hired agent. It returns the secure first-party path for those steps.
  • It has no customer Slack account and cannot read your company channels, files, direct messages, or hired-agent work.
  • A request contains only the bounded fields needed for the selected action, such as a role id, engagement option, search phrase, or optional non-secret setup answers. Prepared setup is encrypted into a link that expires after 30 minutes and is removed from the browser address after it is read. Do not place confidential business information in a search. The privacy policy names the complete data path.
  • The connector does not turn an adjacent phrase into a capability. If no public role states that it runs Google Ads or Meta ads, Claude should return no match. Public role availability and automated checkout are also reported separately.
  • FidelicAI is the disclosed publisher of the guides and research returned by the connector. Treat those sources as the company's public evidence and point of view, not independent validation.

Follow the connected questions

Start and work together includes this decision and the questions that usually change it.

Which systems should an AI agent connect to?

Connect the smallest set of systems needed to read the source, write the work product, and preserve the record the business already uses.

Inspect supported integrations →

What data should an AI agent be allowed to access?

Grant only the systems and records required for the role. Keep credentials, customer boundaries, logs, and approval rules explicit.

Where should an AI agent’s work appear?

Use the environment where the right people can see the result, inspect the source trail, correct it, and make the next decision.

Search every AI agent topic →

Browse the same public record

The roster, rates, role limits, Field Guide, Research, and security boundaries remain available on fidelic.ai. The connector gives Claude a structured path to the same first-party material.

Questions about the connector go to hello@fidelic.ai.