Holix

Holix is a Russian AI agent with memory, MCP support, and interfaces for Telegram and MAX. Its documentation describes it as a self-improving agent and ties it to tasks such as automation, configuration, and deployment on a user’s own infrastructure.

The documented capabilities include browser tools based on Playwright, a CLI, and a terminal interface with a web mode. Holix also supports periodic tasks and creating them from chat through a built-in cron system. Other named features include profiles with encryption, .env support, diagnostic and auto-fix functions in Holix Doctor, work modes such as ReAct, Plan, Hybrid, and Auto, and an OpenAI-compatible HTTP API gateway. The documentation also mentions skills catalogs, MCP catalogs, ClawHub, sub-agents, delegation, and limits for those sub-agents. It further lists external CLI tools launched in tmux, including Claude, OpenCode, and Grok.

Delivery and deployment options named in the documentation include curl, PyPI, bootstrap installation, and Python 3.12, along with Docker, systemd, and Linux production deployment. Holix is also documented with Telegram and MAX bots, including webhook setup, multi-user access, and isolated profiles within one MAX bot or Telegram bot. Security-related documentation mentions profile encryption for Linux, macOS, and Windows, plus authentication, a production checklist, command whitelisting, prohibitions, and confirmation requirements. The memory system is documented with SQLite, ChromaDB, and search via /memory.

The site describes Holix as open source and includes a licensing strategy page, and the package is published and versioned on PyPI. The overall documentation presents it as an AI-agent system rather than a single-purpose app, with support for both command-line and chat-based operation.