Turbo Flow v4.0 — Complete Agentic Development Environment

Turbo Flow is a free, open-source agentic development environment built by Adventure Wave Labs (Marcus Patman). One command — devpod up — installs the complete stack: Ruflo v3.5 orchestration, 215+ MCP tools, 60+ AI agents, 6 plugins, Beads cross-session memory, GitNexus codebase graph, Git Worktrees isolation, and Native Agent Teams. It runs on DevPod, GitHub Codespaces, or Rackspace Spot.

What's New in v4.0 — The Ruflo Migration

  • Ruflo v3.5 — a single npx ruflo@latest init replaces 4 separate installs; bundles AgentDB v3, RuVector WASM, SONA, 215+ MCP tools, 60+ agents, a skills system, 3-tier model routing, and 59 browser automation tools.
  • Beads — Cross-Session Memory — git-native JSONL project memory that persists across sessions, tracking issues, decisions, and blockers via bd-ready, bd-add, bd-list.
  • GitNexus — Codebase Graph — indexes dependencies, call chains, and execution flows into a knowledge graph, with blast-radius detection via an MCP server (gnx-analyze).
  • Git Worktrees + Agent Teams — per-agent isolation with automatic PG Vector schema namespacing, plus Anthropic's experimental Native Agent Teams (max 3 teammates, recursion depth 2).
  • 6 Focused Plugins — Agentic QE (58 QE agents, TDD, chaos engineering), Code Intelligence, Test Intelligence, Perf Optimizer, Teammate Plugin (21 MCP tools), and Gastown Bridge (20 MCP tools, WASM orchestration).
  • Multi-Cloud Infrastructure — DevPod, GitHub Codespaces, and Rackspace Spot are all supported, via a 10-step automated setup script with 50+ aliases.

v3.4.1 → v4.0 at a Glance

Comparison of Turbo Flow v3.4.1 and v4.0
Metricv3.4v4.0
Installation Steps1510
Core Packages4 separate1 (Ruflo)
MCP Tools175+215+
Agents60+60+
Plugins156
Cross-session MemoryNoneBeads
Agent IsolationNoneGit Worktrees
Codebase GraphNoneGitNexus

Quick Start

Choose an environment — one command launches the full stack.

  1. DevPod (recommended): install DevPod, then run devpod up https://github.com/marcuspat/turbo-flow --ide vscode, then verify with turbo-status.
  2. GitHub Codespaces: open marcuspat/turbo-flow on GitHub, choose Code → Codespaces → New codespace, and devpods/setup.sh runs automatically.
  3. Manual: git clone https://github.com/marcuspat/turbo-flow -b main, then ./devpods/setup.sh.

Stack Overview

Everything installed and configured by devpods/setup.sh in 10 steps:

  • Orchestration: Claude Code CLI, Ruflo v3.5, AgentDB v3, RuVector WASM, SONA, 3-tier model routing (Opus / Sonnet / Haiku), 59 browser automation MCP tools.
  • Plugins (6): Agentic QE, Code Intelligence, Test Intelligence, Perf Optimizer, Teammate Plugin, Gastown Bridge.
  • Memory (three-tier): Beads, Native Tasks, AgentDB v3, RuVector WASM.
  • Intelligence & isolation: GitNexus, GitNexus MCP, Git Worktrees, PG Vector, Native Agent Teams.

Documentation

Start with the full README guide, the CLAUDE.md workspace context file, or the 10-step setup script on GitHub.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Turbo Flow?
Turbo Flow is a free, open-source agentic development environment that installs a complete Claude Code stack with one command — Ruflo v3.5 orchestration, 215+ MCP tools, 60+ agents, 6 plugins, Beads memory, GitNexus codebase graph, and Git Worktrees isolation — on DevPod, GitHub Codespaces, or Rackspace Spot.
How much does Turbo Flow cost?
Turbo Flow is free and open source.
How do I install Turbo Flow?
Run devpod up https://github.com/marcuspat/turbo-flow --ide vscode — the 10-step setup installs and configures the full stack automatically. Verify with turbo-status.
What changed in the v3.4.1 to v4.0 Ruflo migration?
v4.0 replaces 4 separate package installs with a single npx ruflo@latest init, cuts setup from 15 steps to 10, raises MCP tools from 175+ to 215+, consolidates 15 plugins down to 6, and adds Beads memory, Git Worktrees isolation, and GitNexus — none of which existed in v3.4.
Which environments does Turbo Flow support?
DevPod (DigitalOcean, AWS, Azure, GCP, Rackspace Spot, or local Docker), GitHub Codespaces, or a manual clone with devpods/setup.sh.
Is there a Spanish-language edition of Turbo Flow?
Yes — turboflow.space is the Spanish-language edition of this site.