Ruflo

Ruflo wraps coding agents in an orchestration layer of its own, and its two install paths differ sharply: adding the marketplace inside Claude Code brings slash commands, a few skills and agent definitions while writing nothing into the workspace, whereas npx ruflo init lays down the full setup with agents, commands, skills, an MCP server, hooks and a background daemon. What the full install adds is swarm coordination across hierarchical, mesh and adaptive topologies, a vector memory backed by an HNSW-indexed store, background workers that trigger on their own, and routing across Claude, GPT, Gemini, Cohere and Ollama. A plugin marketplace and a hosted web UI beta at flo.ruv.io sit alongside the CLI. The repository counts a wide surface of its own, 98 agents and dozens of commands, yet its own advice is to install and then keep using Claude Code normally while the hooks handle routing; the code is MIT, and the name comes from Claude Flow, renamed by its author rUv.