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Turbo Flow

An agentic coding environment for running Claude in tmux with orchestration, memory and a live token monitor, paired with a standalone cross-model review gate that can block AI-written changes from merging.

Turbo Flow

Turbo Flow packages two related tools. Turbo Flow v4 is a devcontainer-based agentic coding environment: opening it in a Codespace installs a setup with Claude running in tmux windows, orchestration, shared memory, and a live token-usage monitor.

rig-lite is a standalone extract of the project's governance layer, portable to any repository: a shell script runs a cross-model review of AI-written changes, backed by a constitution template and a memory pattern, and can refuse to let a change through. The maintainers describe the gate as having survived sixteen rounds of review by a separate model family, which found and fixed issues including a prompt-injection hole and a fail-open path that skipped review entirely.

Both pieces work independently or together; a private beta, Turbo Rig, combines them into one integrated system. It is distributed as shell scripts and is MIT licensed.

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