Components

Zylos is built from modular components you can install, upgrade, and remove independently.

Zylos follows a modular architecture. The core framework provides memory, scheduling, and the communication bridge. Everything else -- channels, browser automation, image generation, bot-to-bot networking -- is a component you install separately.

Available Components

Channels

Component	Description	Install
telegram	Telegram bot (long polling)	`zylos add telegram`
lark	Lark international	`zylos add lark`
feishu	Feishu 飞书 (mainland China, WebSocket + Webhook)	`zylos add feishu`
slack	Slack (Socket Mode + Webhook)	`zylos add slack`
whatsapp	WhatsApp Web (Baileys protocol, QR login)	`zylos add whatsapp`
wecom	WeCom 企业微信	`zylos add wecom`
dingtalk	DingTalk 钉钉 (Stream mode)	`zylos add dingtalk`
hxa-connect	HXA bot-to-bot networking	`zylos add hxa-connect`

The Web Console is built into Zylos core and does not require installation.

Capabilities

Component	Description	Install
browser	Chrome automation (Puppeteer)	`zylos add browser`
imagegen	AI image generation and editing (Gemini)	`zylos add imagegen`
notion	Notion workspace — search, read, create, and append pages	`zylos add notion`

How Components Work

Each component is a self-contained package with:

Source code -- Downloaded from the Zylos GitHub organization
PM2 service -- Runs as a managed background process
Configuration -- Stored in ~/zylos/components/<name>/config.json
Skills -- Auto-registered so Zylos knows how to use them

Components communicate with the core through the C4 Communication Bridge -- a message queue that delivers inbound messages to the Zylos agent and routes outbound messages to the right channel.

Quick Reference

# List installed components
zylos list

# Search available components
zylos search <keyword>

# Check for updates
zylos upgrade --check

# View system status
zylos status

See Managing Components for detailed install/upgrade/uninstall workflows.