Design multi-agent workflows visually
Drag agents onto a canvas, define handoff rules, and deploy entire fleets — no YAML, no guesswork.
Features
Everything you need to orchestrate agents
Stop writing YAML by hand. ClawVortex gives you a visual canvas to design, manage, and stress-test multi-agent workflows.
How it works
From blank canvas to running fleet in 4 steps
Drag agents onto the canvas. Define handoffs. Hit deploy.
Drop agents on the canvas
Pick from pre-built specialist agents or create your own. Arrange them on an infinite canvas.
Define handoff rules
Draw connections between agents and set conditions for when tasks get routed, escalated, or split.
Stress-test the workflow
Run simulated conversations through your pipeline. Identify failure modes before your users do.
Deploy your fleet
One click to deploy your multi-agent system. ClawVortex generates the AGENTS.md and handles orchestration.
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What changes with ClawVortex
Trusted by teams
What builders are saying
“Went from a 12-agent YAML nightmare to a clean visual pipeline in one afternoon. The drag-and-drop canvas is exactly what was missing.”
“The stress tester caught a prompt injection path across agent handoffs we never would have found manually.”
“Managing fleet-wide config changes from one dashboard saves us hours every week.”
FAQ
Common questions
- A visual drag-and-drop canvas for designing, managing, and stress-testing multi-agent workflows in the OpenClaw ecosystem.
- Nope. The visual builder handles everything. But if you want to, every design exports to standard AGENTS.md files you can edit directly.
- Yes. The Starter plan is free forever — up to 3 agents per workflow, full canvas access, and manual export.
- Absolutely. Export your configuration anytime. No vendor lock-in.
- ClawVortex runs simulated conversations through your agent pipeline, testing edge cases, adversarial inputs, and prompt injection paths across every handoff point.
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