FAQ

Frequently asked questions about BeeSystem.

What is BeeSystem?

BeeSystem is an open agent infrastructure platform. It provides the specification, runtime (Bee Worker), and distributed coordination layer (Bee Hive) for building and deploying intelligent agents across business verticals.

Is BeeSystem open source?

BeeSystem is open-spec infrastructure. The agent specification format is open. Core components are available under open-source licenses. Check the GitHub repositories for the specific license per component.

Can I self-host BeeSystem?

Yes. BeeSystem is designed to be fully self-hostable. Run Bee Worker, Bee Hive, and Bee Platform on your own servers, cloud VPC, or air-gapped environment. No data leaves your infrastructure.

Does BeeSystem provide financial advice or trading signals?

No. BeeSystem is infrastructure software. Nothing provided by BeeSystem — including Market Intelligence or Trading Automation agents — constitutes financial advice, investment advice, capital management, or any regulated financial service.

What languages does the Bee SDK support?

The Bee SDK currently supports TypeScript/JavaScript (npm: @beesystem/sdk) and Python (pip: beesystem-sdk). Go SDK support is planned.

How is BeeSystem different from other agent frameworks?

BeeSystem focuses on the infrastructure layer: a standardized runtime, distributed coordination, and open specification — not just a library or prompt wrapper. It is designed for production deployments, self-hosting, and enterprise use cases across multiple business verticals.

Can I build my own vertical on BeeSystem?

Yes. BeeSystem's open specification is designed for any domain. Define your agent capabilities, build tool connectors with the Bee SDK, and configure memory for your use case. The infrastructure doesn't change when you add a new vertical.

What is the difference between Bee Worker and Bee Hive?

Bee Worker is the runtime execution container — it runs individual agent instances. Bee Hive is the distributed coordination layer — it manages multiple Bee Worker instances, routes tasks, and coordinates multi-agent workflows. Bee Worker executes; Bee Hive orchestrates.

Is there a hosted/cloud version?

Bee Cloud (managed hosted infrastructure) is in development. Today, deploy with Bee Worker and Bee Hive on your own infrastructure, or use Docker/Kubernetes deployment patterns. Join the waitlist for Bee Cloud early access.