Agentic Flow

Agentic Flow is an open source agent orchestration toolkit by Reuven Cohen that plugs into Claude Code and the Claude Agent SDK. Installed with a single npx command, it initializes a project, pretrains routing hooks on the existing codebase and then routes each task to the most suitable specialist agent, with background workers that can be dispatched by keyword to learn, optimize or audit. It suits developers who already work with Claude agents and want a larger bench of specialized roles and coordination tooling around them. The repository describes more than 80 specialized agents such as coder, tester, reviewer and architect, a library of MCP tools for swarm coordination, self learning hooks that refine routing over time, and an LLM router that chooses between models to control cost. Version 2 adds a self optimizing learning layer with LoRA adaptation and continual learning, plus the AgentDB vector and graph memory store. It can be driven from the command line, run as an MCP server for Claude Code, or used as a TypeScript library. Agentic Flow is published under the MIT license and is free to use. The listed website is the author's personal site, which sells paid consulting rather than the software: coaching sessions at $249 for 15 minutes, $749 for 30 minutes and $1,499 for 60 minutes, and training programs from $500 for a group session up to a $50,000 enterprise package. Most performance figures in the repository are the author's own benchmarks, so teams should validate them on their own workloads before relying on them.