Ruflo
Ruflo is an agent meta-harness that adds coordinated multi-agent swarms, self-learning memory and cross-machine federation on top of Claude Code and Codex.
A lightweight Claude Code plugin path adds slash commands and agent definitions with no files written to the workspace, while a full CLI install adds roughly a hundred specialized agents, dozens of commands, skills, an MCP server, hooks and a background daemon, writing configuration such as CLAUDE.md into the project. After setup, a router in the hooks system directs ordinary Claude Code usage to the right agents and swarms automatically, without the user needing to learn the underlying MCP tools or CLI commands directly.
The project was formerly named Claude Flow, and its stated goal is to let agents self-organize into swarms, learn from completed tasks, remember across sessions, and, through federation, talk securely to agents running on other machines. Underlying components include a Rust-based engine, embeddings, memory and a plugin system.
TypeScript, MIT licensed.