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Multi-agent harness for Claude swarms, memory, and workflows.

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Updated 2026-06-15

What is the Ruflo MCP server?

Ruflo provides the coordination layer for Claude Code and Codex users who need more than single-agent execution. After a simple init command, agents automatically route tasks, learn from outcomes, and maintain persistent memory without requiring manual tool management.

The system supports 100+ specialized agents that collaborate on complex workflows while keeping data local. It integrates directly with existing Claude Code sessions through hooks rather than exposing hundreds of individual MCP tools.

Install & connect

Add this to your MCP client config. Pick your client below and copy.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "ruflo": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": [
        "-y",
        "ruflo"
      ]
    }
  }
}

Package: ruflo (npm)

Other ways to install

npx

npx
npx -y ruflo

Example prompts

Once connected, try asking your AI client:

Start a new feature implementation using the Ruflo swarm
Have agents review the current codebase for optimization opportunities
Continue the previous task with memory from last session
Coordinate a documentation and testing swarm for this module

Security & permissions

Runs locally via stdio with Claude Code; requires no external API keys beyond your existing Claude access but stores agent memory and learned patterns on disk.

What you can do with Ruflo

Autonomous code projects

Let swarms of agents handle planning, implementation, testing, and documentation while you review results.

Cross-session memory

Maintain context and learned patterns across multiple Claude Code sessions without re-explaining requirements.

Federated agent teams

Coordinate agents running on different machines or networks with built-in security boundaries.

How to use Ruflo

  1. 1Install via npm with npx ruflo init
  2. 2Launch inside your Claude Code environment
  3. 3Let the hooks system activate automatically
  4. 4Use Claude normally while Ruflo coordinates agents in background
  5. 5Monitor swarm activity through the optional UI at flo.ruv.io

Ruflo: pros & cons

Pros

  • +Seamless integration with existing Claude Code workflows
  • +Strong emphasis on persistent memory and self-learning
  • +Supports distributed agents across machines
  • +Minimal new commands to learn after initial setup

Cons

  • No publicly documented individual MCP tools
  • Heavy reliance on Claude Code as the primary interface
  • Enterprise federation features may require additional configuration
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Frequently asked questions

No. Ruflo works through background hooks so you continue using Claude Code normally.

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