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The Tri-Engine Architecture

To enable autonomous delegation via WhatsApp, Anyx utilizes a highly complex, multi-layered architecture known as the Tri-Engine. Traditional chatbots use a single Large Language Model (LLM) loop. The Anyx Tri-Engine decouples memory, decision-making, and execution into three distinct services.
Anyx Tri-Engine Architecture

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1. The Interaction Engine (Agentic Loop)

This is the “Brain” you speak to (RawBot/Groopy). It leverages the most advanced and latest LLMs from OpenAI, Anthropic (Claude), and Google (Gemini) to perform Natural Language Processing on your WhatsApp messages.
  • It determines intent (Is this a chat? A task? A background rule?).
  • It plans the execution steps and fires API calls to the connected Integration Hub.

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2. The Stateful Memory Engine (Mem0 & Dynamic States)

A standard LLM loses context immediately. Anyx maintains persistent state mapping.
  • Mem0: Extracts unstructured facts from your conversation (“My wife’s name is Sarah”) and stores it in encrypted vector databases for semantic retrieval months later.
  • Dynamic States: Maintains structured JSON objects representing long-running tasks. If you ask RawBot to “Buy plane tickets,” the Dynamic State tracks the status from flight_search to awaiting_approval to booked, even if the conversation spans multiple days.

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3. The Proactive Lifecycle Engine (Bizy & Cron)

This engine runs entirely behind the scenes. It manages the processor-proactive.ts queue. When you ask for a recurring task, the Interaction Engine communicates with the Proactive Engine to register a cron job. The Proactive Engine wakes up on schedule, boots an isolated LLM context, executes the checks, and only contacts you if the conditions are met.

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The OpenClaw Gateway

WhatsApp does not natively support complex agentic workflows or rapid API polling. To bridge this gap, we built OpenClaw. OpenClaw is an open-source (internally managed) Node.js/Baileys gateway that maintains stable WebSocket connections to WhatsApp devices.
  • It translates raw WhatsApp binary buffers into clean JSON.
  • It manages session multi-device syncing.
  • It intercepts backend commands to render the “FILE GENERATION ILLUSION”. When RawBot outputs structured CSV data, OpenClaw intercepts the payload, compiles a physical .csv file in memory, and transmits it as a native WhatsApp document attachment.