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Skill: ruflo — AI Agent Orchestration Platform

Executable: ruflo (installed at ~/.npm-global/bin/ruflo) Version: v3.7.0-alpha.34 Source: ruv.io / github.com/ruvnet/claude-flow Emoji: 🔮


What It Does

ruflo is an enterprise AI agent orchestration platform — deploy 60+ specialized agents in coordinated swarms with self-learning, fault-tolerant consensus, vector memory, and MCP integration.

Core capabilities:

  • Agent orchestration — spawn, coordinate, and manage multi-agent swarms
  • Vector memory — semantic search over agent memory with HNSW indexing (150x–12,500x faster)
  • MCP server — Model Context Protocol server management
  • Self-learning hooks — intelligent workflow automation
  • Guidance Control Plane — compile, retrieve, enforce, and optimize guidance rules
  • Autopilot — persistent swarm completion (keeps agents working until ALL tasks done)
  • hive-mind — Queen-led consensus-based multi-agent coordination
  • Flash Attention — 2.49x–7.47x speedup for embedding operations

When to Use

  • You need to orchestrate multiple specialized agents working in coordination
  • You want persistent autonomous task completion (autopilot mode)
  • You need semantic search over agent memory/knowledge
  • You want to route tasks intelligently to specialized agents (Q-Learning-based routing)
  • You need MCP server integration for external tools
  • You want consensus-based multi-agent decision making (hive-mind)

Key Commands

CommandDescription
ruflo initInitialize RuFlo in current directory
ruflo startStart the orchestration system
ruflo statusShow system status
ruflo agent spawn -t <type>Spawn a typed agent
ruflo swarm init --v3-modeInitialize V3 swarm
ruflo memory search -q "<query>"Semantic memory search
ruflo mcp startStart MCP server
ruflo hive-mindQueen-led multi-agent consensus
ruflo guidanceGuidance Control Plane management
ruflo autopilotPersistent swarm until all tasks complete
ruflo providersManage AI providers/models
ruflo analyzeCode analysis, diff classification, change risk
ruflo routeIntelligent task-to-agent routing (Q-Learning)
ruflo hooksSelf-learning hooks system
ruflo configConfiguration management
ruflo doctorSystem diagnostics and health checks
ruflo neuralNeural pattern training, MoE, Flash Attention

Architecture (V3)

  • 15-agent hierarchical mesh coordination
  • AgentDB with HNSW indexing
  • Unified SwarmCoordinator engine
  • Event-sourced state management
  • DDD architecture

Examples

Spawn a coder agent

ruflo agent spawn -t coder

Initialize a V3 swarm

ruflo swarm init --v3-mode

Semantic memory search

ruflo memory search -q "auth patterns"

Start MCP server

ruflo mcp start

System diagnostics

ruflo doctor

Intelligent task routing

ruflo route --task "analyze this codebase"

Autopilot: persistent swarm

ruflo autopilot --goal "complete all open PR reviews"

Integration Notes

Path: ~/.npm-global/bin/ruflo Config: ~/.ruflo/ or project-local .ruflo/

ruflo complements OpenClaw for scenarios requiring:

  1. Multi-agent coordination — spawn specialized ruflo agents for complex tasks
  2. Enhanced memory — leverage ruflo's vector memory for semantic search
  3. Swarm workflows — use autopilot + hive-mind for autonomous task completion
  4. Code analysis — route complex analysis tasks via ruflo analyze

Skill Metadata

FieldValue
TypeExternal tool / Agent orchestration
InstalledYes (npm-global)
RuntimeNode.js ESM
Authorruv.io
Last Verified2026-05-18

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