Multi-Agent System Architecture

HiveX's power comes from its innovative Multi-Agent System (MAS) architecture, where multiple AI agents work together harmoniously to deliver a comprehensive DeFAI experience. This document explains how our MAS works and why it's a game-changer for DeFi operations. Want to see our agents in action? Check out our User Guide or explore our complete Agents Directory.

Why Multi-Agent Systems? 🎯

Traditional DeFi tools often use single-purpose bots or monolithic systems. Our multi-agent approach offers several key advantages:

  • Specialization: Each agent excels at specific tasks, leading to better performance

  • Redundancy: Multiple agents can handle similar tasks, ensuring system reliability

  • Scalability: New agents can be added without disrupting existing operations

  • Flexibility: Agents can be updated or replaced individually

  • Emergent Intelligence: Agents collaborate to solve complex problems

Our Agent Architecture πŸ—οΈ

Core Components

  1. Orchestration Layer

    • n8n as the primary coordination and orchestration system.

    • ElizaOS as the main agentic framework for protocols and tools integration.

  2. Agent Types

    • Internal

    • Public

    • Private

Communication Flow

ElizaOS Integration πŸ”„

ElizaOS serves as our primary agentic framework, providing:

  • Agent Runtime

  • Clients Integration

  • Plugins Integration

  • On-Chain Features

n8n Workflow Automation πŸ”§

n8n powers our automated workflows and agent orchestration, handling:

  • Agent trigger conditions

  • Data transformation

  • API integrations

  • Error handling

  • Task scheduling

Future Developments πŸš€

We're continuously evolving our MAS with:

  • Advanced AI models integration

  • Enhanced collaboration patterns

  • Improved learning capabilities

  • New agent specializations

  • Extended protocol support

Getting Started with MAS Development πŸ’»

For developers looking to extend our MAS:

  1. Explore ElizaOS Plugin documentation

  2. Study n8n Workflows examples

Additional Resources πŸ“š

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