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Revision as of 13:00, 3 June 2026
Type of Agents (Openclaw)
| Strategy | Description | Advantages | Best Use Case |
|---|---|---|---|
| Strategy ①: Specialized Individual Agents (Library) | Create separate .md files for each role, such as coder.md, tester.md, or reviewer.md. | Simple to implement and very easy to manage individual roles. | Quick, single-purpose tasks or simple automation. |
| Strategy ②: Orchestrator Pattern (Manager-Worker) | A "Manager" agent analyzes the user's request and uses sessions_spawn to delegate sub-tasks to specific agents. | High autonomy; can handle complex, multi-step reasoning without human intervention. | Complex software development or multi-stage project management. |
| Strategy ③: Pipeline Configuration (Sequential) | A chain of agents where the output of one agent serves as the input for the next (e.g., Scraper -> Analyzer -> Notifier). | Provides a robust, automated workflow for continuous data processing. | Automated monitoring, data extraction, and reporting pipelines. |
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