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Advanced agentic development environment with 215+ MCP tools, GitNexus knowledge graph, and cross-session memory via Beads.

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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.

Try asking AI

After installing, here are 5 things you can ask your AI assistant:

you:Multi-agent software development with hierarchical swarm coordination
you:Cross-session project memory and context preservation
you:Automated code quality analysis and performance optimization
you:How does Turbo Flow maintain context across sessions?
you:What's the difference between Ruflo and Claude Flow?

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 README
  • rf-wizard

    Interactive setup for Ruflo

  • rf-swarm

    Hierarchical swarm with 8 agents max

  • bd-add

    Record issue/decision/blocker in Beads memory

  • ruv-remember

    Store key-value in AgentDB memory

  • aqe-generate

    Generate tests using Agentic QE plugin

  • gnx-analyze

    Index repository into GitNexus knowledge graph

  • wt-add

    Create Git worktree for agent isolation

  • hooks-route

    Route tasks to optimal agent using deep pretrained patterns

  • os

    Run OpenSpec specification-driven development

  • rf-daemon

    Start background workers for Ruflo

  • mem-search

    Search Ruflo memory across all tiers

  • aqe-gate

    Apply 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/bin

Launch

# 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
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Claude 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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