Put Your Multi-Agent Pipeline on WhatsApp, Telegram, and Discord — With One HTTP Endpoint

TL;DR: If you already run a multi-agent system (or any custom agent stack), you don’t need a separate bot per channel. Implement **POST /v1/responses ** in the OpenResponses shape, register it in OpenClaw as a custom provider, and your workflow answers users on every messaging surface OpenClaw supports. KaibanJS is a TypeScript/JavaScript framework for building those multi-agent workflows with explicit agents , tasks , and teams — and the repo ships a ready-made adapter in playground/openclaw-openresponses so your KaibanJS Team becomes an OpenClaw “model.” Swap the team definition; keep the HTTP contract. The problem every agent builder hits You ship something clever: a research → write → review pipeline, a RAG agent with tools, or a DAG of specialists. It works in Node or in your IDE. Then someone asks: “Can we talk to it on Telegram?” Gateways like OpenClaw exist so you don’t reimplement webhooks, auth, rate limits, and message formatting for every platform. The catch is that those g