What breaks without openclaw acpx protocol
Ad-hoc inter-agent messages. Format mismatches. Silent pipeline failures.
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Structured inter-agent communication × official ACPX SDK ÷ 1-hour integration ÷ no custom message parsing = reliable agent handoffs.
Security check — openclaw acpx protocol
Privacy score: 7/10 — accesses connected platform APIs only.
Lock it: review OAuth scopes before install, confirm OpenClaw ≥1.3; TypeScript recommended for type safety compatibility.
Quick start — openclaw acpx protocol in 1–3 hours to learn and implement
Setup time: 1–3 hours to learn and implement
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You need:
- OpenClaw core ≥1.3
- understanding of AGENTS.md architecture
Install the package:
npm install @openclaw/acpx
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Install the @openclaw/acpx package
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Read the protocol specification in docs/spec.md
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Register ACPX message types your agents will use
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Use AcpxMessage class to create typed inter-agent messages
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Subscribe to ACPX events in receiving agents
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Test message flow in a two-agent setup
Compatibility & status
Works with: OpenClaw ≥1.3; TypeScript recommended for type safety
advanced
Last updated: Oct 2025
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FAQ — openclaw acpx protocol
Is ACPX required for multi-agent bots?
No — it's an extension for structured communication. Simple bots can use ctx.broadcast() directly.
Is ACPX stable?
Marked as stable as of v1.3 with a backwards compatibility commitment.
Does ACPX work with external agents outside OpenClaw?
With an adapter, yes — ACPX uses JSON-serialisable message formats.