
turbo-flow
by marcuspat·★ 161·Score 48
Advanced agentic development environment with 215+ MCP tools, GitNexus knowledge graph, and cross-session memory via Beads.
Overview
Turbo Flow is a comprehensive agentic development environment built around Ruflo v3.5 orchestration engine. It integrates 215+ MCP tools, 60+ AI subagents, and multiple specialized plugins for code intelligence, testing, and performance optimization. The system uses Git worktrees for agent isolation, Beads for cross-session memory via git-native JSONL, and GitNexus for codebase knowledge graphing with blast-radius detection. The architecture supports various deployment environments including DevPod, Rackspace Spot Instances, GitHub Codespaces, and Google Cloud Shell.
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When to choose this
Teams looking for a comprehensive agentic development environment with multi-agent coordination, cross-session memory, and extensive tooling already integrated.
When NOT to choose this
Simple projects or individual developers needing lightweight solutions, as Turbo Flow is a heavy-weight environment with significant setup overhead.
Tools this server exposes
12 tools extracted from the READMErf-wizardInteractive setup for Ruflo
rf-swarmHierarchical swarm with 8 agents max
bd-addRecord issue/decision/blocker in Beads memory
ruv-rememberStore key-value in AgentDB memory
aqe-generateGenerate tests using Agentic QE plugin
gnx-analyzeIndex repository into GitNexus knowledge graph
wt-addCreate Git worktree for agent isolation
hooks-routeRoute tasks to optimal agent using deep pretrained patterns
osRun OpenSpec specification-driven development
rf-daemonStart background workers for Ruflo
mem-searchSearch Ruflo memory across all tiers
aqe-gateApply quality gate using Agentic QE
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Installation
Installation
DevPod Installation
# macOS
brew install loft-sh/devpod/devpod
# Windows
choco install devpod
# Linux
curl -L -o devpod "https://github.com/loft-sh/devpod/releases/latest/download/devpod-linux-amd64"
sudo install devpod /usr/local/binLaunch
# DevPod (recommended)
devpod up https://github.com/adventurewavelabs/turbo-flow --ide vscode
# Manual
git clone https://github.com/adventurewavelabs/turbo-flow -b main
cd turbo-flow
chmod +x devpods/setup.sh
./devpods/setup.sh
source ~/.bashrt
turbo-statusClaude Desktop Configuration
Add to your Claude Desktop configuration:
{
"mcpServers": {
"ruflo": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["ruflo@latest", "server"]
},
"gitnexus": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["gitnexus", "server"]
}
}
}FAQ
- How does Turbo Flow maintain context across sessions?
- Turbo Flow uses Beads, a git-native JSONL system that stores project issues, decisions, and blockers in the repository, preserving context between sessions.
- What's the difference between Ruflo and Claude Flow?
- Ruflo v3.5 is the evolution of Claude Flow, now bundling 4 separate packages into a single orchestration engine with 215+ MCP tools and enhanced capabilities like agent isolation and codebase intelligence.
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