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Ruflo: Add agent teams, memory and a control console to Claude Code
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View profile on GitHub (opens in a new tab)Add a layer to Claude Code or Codex that splits tasks across teams of specialized agents and remembers past work.
For developers who already code with AI assistants.
What it does
Ruflo, formerly called Claude Flow, is what its creators call a harness: the layer around an AI model that gives it tools, memory, loops and controls. It adds 100+ specialized agents to Claude Code or Codex, coordinates them in groups called swarms, and keeps a memory that carries across sessions. The creators describe the flow as user, then router, then swarm, then agents, then memory, with memory feeding useful experience back into routing. Ruflo exposes its tools through MCP (a way to plug tools into an AI assistant).
How to use it
Input → action → output: install the plugins inside Claude Code or run the init wizard in your project, then keep using your assistant as usual. Hooks route your tasks to agents in the background, and the console shows what the agents are doing.
Common use cases
- Run npx ruflo tui in a terminal and get a console showing Overview, Cost, Swarm, Events and Missions for your agents.
- After setup, give Claude Code a coding task and let the hooks route it to specialized agents while you watch progress in the console.
- Connect Codex to the Ruflo MCP server and call Ruflo's agent and memory tools from inside Codex.
Can I use this?
Requirements In Claude Code, add the ruvnet/ruflo plugin marketplace and install the core, console and mods plugins. For Codex or other clients, run the npx setup wizard and point the client at the Ruflo MCP server. MIT licensed, so open source.
Caveat The creators say you do not need to learn its 314 MCP tools or 26 CLI commands, but it is a large system; their 14 chapter guide walks from a first task to memory, agent teams, cost and verification.
Worth knowing Its mods run with your account's permissions, so the creators advise reviewing their code before installing. Learning modules still need embeddings set up.
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- What is Ruflo?
- Ruflo, formerly called Claude Flow, is what its creators call a harness: the layer around an AI model that gives it tools, memory, loops and controls.
- What can I use Ruflo for?
- Run npx ruflo tui in a terminal and get a console showing Overview, Cost, Swarm, Events and Missions for your agents; After setup, give Claude Code a coding task and let the hooks route it to specialized agents while you watch progress in the console; Connect Codex to the Ruflo MCP server and call Ruflo's agent and memory tools from inside Codex
- Can I run Ruflo on my computer?
- Ruflo runs on your own computer, as plugins inside Claude Code or through an npx setup wizard and MCP server for Codex or another MCP client.
- What do I need to use Ruflo?
- Claude Code 2.1.287 or later for the plugins, or Node.js with npx to run the setup wizard and MCP server for Codex or another MCP client.
- What license does Ruflo use?
- MIT licensed, so open source.
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