Fibery integration

What the Fibery package does

Connect to Fibery and manage entities, databases, and documents

Namespace

Robomotion.Fibery

Latest version

1.1.0 (5 versions published)

Written in

Go

Categories

ProductivityProject Management

Fibery nodes (8)

These are the node IDs an agentic flow or an RPA bot uses, exactly as they appear in the Flow Designer and in flow code. An agent tool node can also be called by an AI agent on its own. The Toolkit node hands an agent several of the package operations at once.

Platforms

The Fibery package runs on Windows, macOS and Linux robots. Any Robomotion robot on these operating systems can run a flow that uses it.

How to install the Fibery package

1. Open Packages in the Robomotion Flow Designer.
2. Search for Fibery or Robomotion.Fibery, then click Install on its card.
3. The Fibery nodes appear in the node palette for everyone in the workspace, because installation is per workspace.

From a terminal, the Robomotion CLI installs the same package:

robomotion install Robomotion.Fibery

Related integrations

Packages that share a category or keywords with Fibery. It is filed under Productivity and Project Management.

• AsanaConnect to Asana to manage workspaces, projects, sections, tasks, comments and users
• ClickUpConnect to ClickUp and manage workspaces, spaces, folders, lists, tasks, and comments
• ClockifyTrack time, manage projects, clients, tasks and tags in Clockify - the free time tracking service.
• VikunjaConnect to Vikunja and manage projects, tasks, labels, and teams
• NotionConnect to Notion to manage pages, databases, and blocks. Create, read, update, and search your Notion workspace.
• BaserowConnect to Baserow and manage rows, tables, and fields. Baserow is an open-source no-code database platform.

Fibery documentation

The Fibery package reference on docs.robomotion.io documents each node and its properties.