Stays with you
- Model and provider choice
- Compute and sessions
- Data and workspaces
- Runtime cost and operation
MarketingOS addons / OpenClaw + Hermes
MarketingOS does not place a second SaaS beside your setup. Addons move into an existing OpenClaw or Hermes installation. They use its models, compute, sessions and tools. Model choice, compute load and deployment remain the responsibility of your runtime.
SEO/GEO is the first implemented addon scope in the Founding Partner Preview. No customer release has been approved yet.Why addons
An OpenClaw or Hermes instance already carries model access, compute, sessions, memory, tools and secrets. A conventional SaaS would rebuild much of that and pull the operation out of your environment. MarketingOS starts after the engine. It installs specialist roles, operating workflows and controls into the runtime you already manage.
MarketingOS grows one discipline at a time, without becoming an opaque platform.
SEO and GEO expose empty agent promises quickly. A technical recommendation needs a crawl. A content decision needs search demand. A GEO claim needs repeatable observation. A change needs approval and later measurement. A text generator cannot imitate that chain for long. The first addon therefore forces expertise, evidence and operation into one workflow.
Recurring website crawls, onpage health, canonicals, indexation signals, structured data, internal links and prioritized findings.
Topic coverage, source quality, answerability and repeatable citation observation with uncertainty kept visible.
Search demand, content gaps, briefs, editorial quality, brand and entity context from the same workspace.
Measurement plan, baseline, Search Console and Bing evidence, receipts, observation windows and separate outcome review.
OpenClaw registers one orchestrator and eleven specialist agents. Hermes separates two layers. Twelve skills, twelve slash commands and one team bundle carry the role logic and delegate_task mapping. One native plugin limits data access to exactly eleven MarketingOS tools and excludes general system tools.
Inside the product
The fictional Velunor Bikes workspace shows the installed SEO/GEO addon, its operating areas and the clearly separated roadmap. Names, domain and status values are synthetic. This is a product demonstration, not a customer reference.
SiteOne is part of the addon
MarketingOS installs SiteOne 2.5.1 as a managed crawler. OpenClaw specialists and the bounded Hermes plugin reach it through the same controlled entry point. That enables recurring onpage health crawls, bounded external checks and source backed Technical SEO evidence without requiring another crawler service.
The platform package includes the pinned SiteOne version and its license file.
The first run checks path, version and health. A normal installation cannot skip the crawler.
The model can reach the crawler only through marketingos_siteone_crawl. Binary paths and process options remain hidden.
A crawl proves a technical state. It does not yet prove rankings, clicks or business impact.
Two runtimes, one operating model
The native installer works in a dedicated MarketingOS namespace, writes a backup before changes and records ownership and removal in a manifest. It replaces neither OpenClaw nor Hermes and does not move model billing to MarketingOS.
One orchestrator and eleven specialists work in separated MarketingOS workspaces. The current isolated source record exercises all eleven specialist routes in OpenClaw 2026.6.10. Every route is bound to context, an action, a receipt and evidence. SiteOne is available to every route. The run changes no external system.
OpenClaw setupHermes installs twelve skills, twelve slash commands and one team bundle for role logic. A native plugin exposes exactly eleven data tools in the dedicated Direct profile. The current source record exercises all eleven specialist roles through native delegate_task leaf sessions. Runtime parity remains partial because Hermes does not create persistent named specialists. Hermes Secure is unavailable.
Hermes setupThe next disciplines
Social Media, Lifecycle/CRM and Paid Performance may be added individually later. The Growth Bundle is intended to connect released specialist addons. The Agency Pack first needs defensible tenant separation. All five entries are roadmap items and unavailable today.
A target direction for planning, publishing calendars, channel voice, approvals and measurement across several networks. Supported platforms and connectors are not fixed yet.
Planned. Not available yet.A target direction for lifecycle segments, events, sequences, CRM handoffs and consent rules. The data model and connector scope remain open.
Planned. Not available yet.A target direction for research, campaign briefs, creative variants, measurement and strict budget controls. MarketingOS does not launch campaigns or spend ad budget today.
Planned. Not available yet.A planned combination of released specialist addons. Its exact modules and licensing have not been decided.
Planned. Not available yet.A target direction for separated client contexts, roles, approvals and audits. Tenant isolation is a security gate. The package is not available today.
Planned. Not available yet.In the Founding Partner Preview, we review the runtime, website, sources and security boundary together. The current source state is not an approved customer package. A public signed release artifact, checkout and general sale follow only after the open release gates.