ruflo
About
Ruflo is a multi-agent AI orchestration framework designed for Claude Code, powered by the Cognitum.One agentic architecture and built on Rust. It provides a robust AI engine, embeddings, memory, and a plugin system. Ruflo enables agents to collaborate, learn, and securely communicate across machines, teams, and trust boundaries through coordinated swarms, self-learning memory, federated communications, and enterprise-grade security. It offers both CLI tools and a Web UI (flo.ruv.io) for deploying and managing over 100 specialized AI agents.
Features
- Multi-agent orchestration and swarm coordination
- Self-learning and memory management (HNSW vector database)
- Zero-trust federated communication layer
- Extensive plugin ecosystem (100+ agents, 30+ skills)
- Multi-model support with smart routing (Claude, GPT, Gemini, Ollama)
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