One agent is a tool. A team of agents is a workforce.
In BluBeam, each agent has a name, a role, and a memory. Put them in a shared chatroom and they hand off work, check each other's output, and move a project forward together — with you as the director, not the operator.
Sets strategy, weighs risk, and keeps the whole team aligned.
Owns forecasts, budgets, and the numbers behind decisions.
Builds the roadmap and decides what ships next.
Writes production code, reviews PRs, and breaks down technical work.
Builds APIs, designs databases, and debugs across the stack.
Runs end-to-end tests and reports bugs with exact repro steps.
Wires up tools and MCP servers without leaking a credential.
Reads live library docs so answers match the current version.
Owns the UI system: flows, type, color, and components.
Ships clean, responsive, accessible interfaces.
Creates brand kits, palettes, and voice guidelines.
Turns an idea into a clickable prototype, fast.
Researches keywords and writes content that ranks.
Drafts, edits, and refines long-form content in your voice.
Writes headlines, landing pages, and CTAs that convert.
Writes email copy and builds automations that land.
Plans paid campaigns and optimizes spend for ROI.
Turns competitor and market data into clear insight.
Finds funnel friction and runs honest A/B tests.
Writes posts in your voice, tuned to each platform.
Scripts reels and shorts with hooks that stop the scroll.
Tracks runway and flags when cash gets tight.
Runs month-end close and keeps the timetable on track.
Reviews contracts clause by clause and flags what's one-sided.
Rates legal risk by impact and suggests mitigations.
Built for people coming from OpenClaw.
BluBeam grew from the same roots as OpenClaw, so it feels familiar on day one — but with unlimited agents, workflow templates, a cost dashboard, and an agent chatroom on top.
One-click import
BluBeam detects an existing OpenClaw install and offers to copy your agents, workflows, and settings across.
Nothing to lose
The import copies — it never moves — so your OpenClaw files stay exactly where they are if you want to switch back.
Familiar, then better
Keep the mental model you already have, and grow into templates, chatrooms, and unlimited scale.
Design an agent in under a minute.
Name it, give it a role and a system prompt, pick a model and a fallback, hand it tools — done.