Claude, OpenClaw, and Bee Agent in One Multi-Agent Workflow
Grix connects multiple Claude agents, OpenClaw-compatible agents, and DHF Bee Agent in one collaboration loop. Discuss in chat, assign roles, and let Bee Agent execute workflows and browser tasks.
Offload tedious repetitive web operations to DHF Bee Agent and achieve a 10x leap in efficiency.
Claude Collaboration
Coordinate multiple Claude agents, OpenClaw-compatible agents, and Bee Agent execution in one shared conversation.
Privacy First
Runs completely locally with encrypted data storage. You have full control, ensuring absolute security.
Zero Run Cost
Run independently without AI after debugging. No ongoing AI costs, achieving true efficiency and economy.
OpenClaw-Compatible Protocol
Grix provides OpenClaw-compatible group chat, direct messaging, and governance for production multi-agent systems.
Workflow Sharing
Supports one-click export and sharing of task flows, transforming personal experience into team assets for rapid reuse and distribution of automation capabilities.
AI-Assisted Debugging
Say goodbye to tedious code. AI intelligent assistance generates and debugs workflows, allowing natural language to drive process construction – automation development has never been easier.
Intelligent Task Scheduling
Built-in professional-grade Cron scheduling engine, supporting second-precision timing configurations to fully automate your periodic work.
OpenClaw Communication + Automation Execution
Grix keeps Claude, OpenClaw, and other agents aligned. DHF Bee Agent turns agreed plans into executable workflows and browser actions.
Execution
DHF Bee Agent
The automation engine that turns collaborative decisions into repeatable workflows and browser operations.
AI-driven workflow automation
Local-first deployment with privacy control
Connected through the MCP ecosystem
Workflow marketplace for reuse
Communication
Grix
The OpenClaw-compatible communication layer for Claude teams and multi-agent coordination.
Multi-agent group chat and direct messaging
Multiple Claude agents working in one room
OpenClaw-compatible protocol and routing
Governance for persistent agent teams
Development and Operations Playbook
Three scenarios where multi-agent discussion and automation execution work as one system.
Intelligent Support Squad
Grix forms a customer support group where multiple agents coordinate replies. Bee Agent runs order lookup, refund checks, and repetitive back-office actions.
Use Claude Desktop, Cursor, or other MCP-capable and OpenClaw-compatible assistants to load the tools below. Build tasks and workflows through conversation, then connect them to n8n, Dify, or your own multi-agent runtime.
Notification
ACTIVE
Send notifications via Email, WeChat, Feishu, etc.
SSE:
http://localhost:6869/sse/notification
HTTP:
http://localhost:6869/http/notification
Task Management
ACTIVE
Manage tasks and configurations.
SSE:
http://localhost:6869/sse/task
HTTP:
http://localhost:6869/http/task
Task Debug
ACTIVE
Debugging tools for tasks.
SSE:
http://localhost:6869/sse/task_debug
HTTP:
http://localhost:6869/http/task_debug
Workflow Management
ACTIVE
Workflow management tools.
SSE:
http://localhost:6869/sse/workflow
HTTP:
http://localhost:6869/http/workflow
Workflow Debug
ACTIVE
Tools for debugging workflows.
SSE:
http://localhost:6869/sse/workflow_debug
HTTP:
http://localhost:6869/http/workflow_debug
Community Workflow Market
Explore and download workflows shared by the community. Validated and ready to use.
Use the Official Account's AppID/AppSecret to directly call WeChat's API to publish a rich-text article: upload the cover image, convert images in the article body to WeChat image URLs automatically, create a draft, and then choose to either mass-send to followers or publish only to the Official Account's homepage, based on whether to push to followers, and wait for the publication result. Only enterprise-verified Official Accounts are supported. Before running, you must add your machine's public IP to the IP whitelist in the Official Account backend (a clear error will be shown if the IP is incorrect).
Publish an article from the draft page of the InfoQ Writing Community (xie.infoq.cn): include the title, paste the body as plain text into ProseMirror, and add tags. Verify that the publication is successful.
Publish a blog post in the CSDN Creator Center (rich text editor), including title, body, tags, summary, and visibility settings, with verification of successful publication.
Delete one of your own Weibo posts: open the post detail page → verify the content snippet (to avoid deleting the wrong post) → tap the '···' menu → verify that the menu contains 'Delete' → tap 'Delete' → verify the confirmation dialog title → tap 'Confirm'.
Read-only: Open the post detail page on m.weibo.cn, scrape the comment list (nickname/body/time), and use it for duplicate-checking before commenting and verification after commenting.
Read-only: Open the specified Weibo page (profile homepage or post detail page), scrape the list of Weibo posts on the page (links, timestamps, authors, and full text), and use it for pre-posting duplicate checks and post-posting verification.
Delete specified debug drafts from the Juejin draft box based on date prefix and title keywords (re-fetch the list each round, delete only the first matching item, and stop if no match is found).
Open an OSCHINA blog link, determine whether it still exists (if deleted, it returns "The page you are looking for cannot be found"), and read back the title and subtitles.
Open one of your own blog posts on OSCHINA, then delete it via 'Manage → Delete → Confirm'. Include a title guard, menu validation, and confirmation dialog text validation; the success signal is the confirmation dialog closing (OSCHINA does not redirect after deletion). For authoritative verification, use the 'OSChina Article Check' task to see if it returns a 404.
Publish a blog post on the OSCHINA AI Writing Platform (my.oschina.net) using the Markdown editor, including the title, Markdown content, blog category, original or repost designation, and public visibility setting, with verification of successful publication.
Post a Markdown topic on the w2solo.com indie developer community: select a node, set a title, and write the body content. After publishing, verify the topic appears in the author's profile list and return the topic link.