Ruflo
Open-source multi-agent orchestrator for Claude Code (formerly Claude Flow, renamed January 2026 for trademark). 60+ pre-configured agents (planner, coder, tester, security, devops), HNSW vector memory shared across agents, SONA neural router that routes easy tasks to open-source models to save ~75% on the Claude API. 87 native MCP tools, 60 agents running in parallel on a single project, surfaced by Ugo Tatas (Claude Code & IA) on Instagram.
Strengths
- 60+ pre-configured agents covering the full dev cycle (planner, coder, tester, security, devops, researcher), no need to rewrite roles for each project
- HNSW vector memory shared across all agents, one agent capitalizes on what another has learned
- SONA neural router: routes easy tasks to open-source models, saves around 75% on the Claude API
- 87 native MCP tools, direct connection to GitHub, Linear, Slack, databases without rewriting integrations
Limitations
- Steep learning curve: 60 agents + shared memory + router require real config before the first productive run
- Overkill if you don't need more than 3-4 agents in parallel, native Claude Code is enough
- Young project (renamed Jan 2026), possible breaking changes, ecosystem still stabilizing
Best for
- Advanced Claude Code projects needing to parallelize >5 specialized roles (research + impl + test + security + devops)
- Teams already paying heavily for the Claude API and wanting to activate a multi-model router to cut the bill
- Long-running agentic workflows where shared memory across agents saves hours of re-contextualization