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A local-first, open-source canvas for orchestrating Claude Code agents. Wire agents into workflows and run them on your own machine.
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RondoFlow is a local-first, open-source platform for visually orchestrating Claude Code AI agents. Use a drag-and-drop canvas to create agents, attach skills, define security policies, and run multi-agent workflows.
Taken from the repository README
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Build teams of Claude Code agents - visually.
Describe what you need on a drag-and-drop canvas, and RondoFlow assembles a team of
specialized AI agents that plan, run, and improve the work together - locally, on your
machine, with your files.
Most "AI workflow" tools wire prompts together. RondoFlow orchestrates real
Claude Code agents - so the agents on your
canvas can actually read and write files, run commands, and use MCP tools and skills, all
governed by safety policies you control. You compose them visually, hit Run, and watch the
team execute in real time.Read the full README ↗Build teams of Claude Code agents - visually.
Describe what you need on a drag-and-drop canvas, and RondoFlow assembles a team of specialized AI agents that plan, run, and improve the work together - locally, on your machine, with your files.
Most "AI workflow" tools wire prompts together. RondoFlow orchestrates real Claude Code agents - so the agents on your canvas can actually read and write files, run commands, and use MCP tools and skills, all governed by safety policies you control. You compose them visually, hit Run, and watch the team execute in real time.
Why it's different
git clone https://github.com/rondoflow/rondoflow.git
cd rondoflow
npm run setup # installs deps, generates .env, starts Postgres, migrates + seeds
npm run dev # opens at http://localhost:3000
git clone https://github.com/rondoflow/rondoflow.git
cd rondoflow
cp .env.example .env # edit .env (see Configuration below)
docker compose up # builds and starts all services
This starts five containers:
| Container | Port | Role |
|---|---|---|
rondoflow-postgres | 5432 | PostgreSQL database |
rondoflow-server | 3001 | Fastify backend + Socket.IO + Claude Code CLI |
rondoflow-ui | 3000 | Next.js frontend |
rondoflow-docs | 3002 | Nextra documentation site (proxied at /docs) |
rondoflow-migrate | - | Runs database migrations once, then exits |
Then open http://localhost:3000.
Docker mode needs Docker Desktop only - Node.js is not required on the host.
RondoFlow is invite-only - open self-registration is disabled, and an admin creates all
accounts. Set RONDOFLOW_ADMIN_EMAIL and RONDOFLOW_ADMIN_PASSWORD in .env before you run
setup; the seed step then bootstraps that first admin (it's skipped if either is blank).
npm run setup runs the seed for you, so the admin is created automatically.rondoflow-migrate container runs migrations only - run the seed step
yourself (npm run db:seed, with the admin vars set and Postgres reachable) to create the first admin.Sign in with that account (email/password). On first sign-in a short onboarding wizard walks you through picking a working directory and a work mode (Quick Start - describe a task and let RondoFlow build the team - or Full Control - assemble agents by hand). Admins can then create accounts for teammates from the Users panel. If the Claude Code CLI isn't detected, the app shows install instructions and waits.
Drag nodes onto an interactive board and connect them to define how work flows. Everything auto-saves.
| Node types | Assistants (agents), Skills, Safety Rules, Resources, Connections (MCP), Output, Condition (branching), Sticky Notes |
| Connections | Flow edges (execution order), association edges (configuration), and conditional edges (branching from a Condition node) |
| Interaction | Drag-and-drop palette, undo/redo (Ctrl+Z), keyboard shortcuts (?), command palette (Ctrl+K) |
| Workspaces | Multiple project-based workspaces, each tied to a folder on your machine; export/import to share |
Each Assistant has a provider, model, personality, skills, memory, and MCP connections - all configurable from the side panel.
| Provider | Models | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Claude Code (default) | Opus / Sonnet / Haiku tiers | Runs the local CLI; full tool, MCP, and skill access |
| OpenAI | GPT / o-series | API-based; optional web search |
| Perplexity | Sonar family | API-based; web-grounded research |
The Workflow Generator picks a sensible model per agent automatically - you can always change it.
Three AI helpers reason about your run at different points:
continue / redirect (retry with sharper
instructions) / conclude, with a tunable criticism level and learnings it banks for next time.Multiple Assistants brainstorm, review, or debate a topic while an automated Facilitator manages turn order and synthesizes a conclusion.
Describe a task in plain English and RondoFlow designs a 2–5 agent workflow with personas, models, and skills, laid out as a DAG. Review and edit it before it hits the canvas - or start from a built-in template (Code Review, Content Team, Research, Brainstorm).
Skills are reusable instruction sets that give Assistants specialized abilities. RondoFlow ships built-in skills (Code Review, Writing Assistant, Data Analysis, API Designer, Test Writer) and you can install more from any Git repository.
Three layers of policies - global, per-agent, and per-session - control what agents may do. The most restrictive policy always wins, risky commands require your approval, and budget limits prevent runaway costs. See SECURITY.md for the full model.
RondoFlow runs as a shared team workspace with three global roles: viewer (read-only), editor (create, edit, delete, and run workflows - Director / Planner / Advisor / Discussions included), and admin (everything an editor can do, plus user management and global settings). Accounts are invite-only - admins create users with a starting role from a Users panel and can change roles or deactivate/remove accounts; there is no open self-registration. Roles are enforced server-side on both the REST API and the realtime socket layer (viewers get a read-only canvas - palette hidden, nodes locked), and the UI mirrors those capabilities to hide affordances a role can't use. Admin user-management actions are written to the audit log.
Recurring Schedules (cron), iterative Loops (re-run an agent until a goal is met), an in-app Git panel (status, branches, commit, push), Memory that persists facts across runs, external folder mounts, and an audit log + analytics dashboard for monitoring and cost tracking.
flowchart TD
A["Describe your task<br/>in plain English"] --> B["Workflow Generator builds<br/>a 2-5 agent team"]
B --> C["Review and edit on the canvas"]
C --> D["Planner tunes the team<br/>before the run"]
D --> E["Run on the canvas"]
E --> F["Agent runs a step"]
F --> G{"Director evaluates<br/>the output"}
G -->|continue| F
G -->|redirect| F
G -->|conclude| H["Advisor reviews the run"]
H --> I(["Apply suggestions and<br/>re-run stronger"])
Full documentation lives at docs.rondoflow.app. It's built
with Nextra and the source ships in packages/docs - run
it locally with:
npm run dev:docs # http://localhost:3002/docs
npm run setup generates a .env automatically. For Docker mode, copy .env.example and set:
BETTER_AUTH_SECRET - a random string, e.g. openssl rand -hex 32.ANTHROPIC_API_KEY (an
Anthropic API key) or CLAUDE_CODE_OAUTH_TOKEN from claude setup-token to use your
Claude subscription. If both are set, the setup token wins.CLAUDE_CODE_ENABLE_TELEMETRY, OTEL_METRICS_EXPORTER,
OTEL_LOGS_EXPORTER, OTEL_EXPORTER_OTLP_PROTOCOL, and either the direct OTEL values
(OTEL_EXPORTER_OTLP_ENDPOINT, OTEL_EXPORTER_OTLP_HEADERS, OTEL_RESOURCE_ATTRIBUTES) or the
source vars they derive from (OTEL_ENDPOINT, AUTH_TOKEN, USER_EMAIL). The server forwards
these into spawned Claude Code processes.RONDOFLOW_ADMIN_EMAIL / RONDOFLOW_ADMIN_PASSWORD - bootstrap the first admin account.
Required to get into a fresh instance, since self-registration is disabled (see First run).| Variable | Required | What it does |
|---|---|---|
DATABASE_URL | Auto | PostgreSQL connection string |
BETTER_AUTH_SECRET | Yes | Session encryption - random, never commit |
BETTER_AUTH_URL | Auto | Backend URL |
RONDOFLOW_ADMIN_EMAIL | First run | Email for the bootstrap admin, created at seed time (RondoFlow is invite-only) |
RONDOFLOW_ADMIN_PASSWORD | With email | Password for the bootstrap admin - set alongside the email, then rotate after first login |
RONDOFLOW_ADMIN_NAME | No | Display name for the bootstrap admin (default Administrator) |
ANTHROPIC_API_KEY or CLAUDE_CODE_OAUTH_TOKEN | For agents | Claude credential (setup token wins if both set) |
CLAUDE_CODE_ENABLE_TELEMETRY / OTEL_METRICS_EXPORTER / OTEL_LOGS_EXPORTER / OTEL_EXPORTER_OTLP_PROTOCOL | No | Enable Claude Code telemetry export when spawning agents |
OTEL_ENDPOINT / AUTH_TOKEN / USER_EMAIL | No | Convenience source vars used to derive OTEL_EXPORTER_OTLP_ENDPOINT, OTEL_EXPORTER_OTLP_HEADERS, and OTEL_RESOURCE_ATTRIBUTES |
OTEL_EXPORTER_OTLP_ENDPOINT / OTEL_EXPORTER_OTLP_HEADERS / OTEL_RESOURCE_ATTRIBUTES | No | Direct telemetry overrides forwarded to Claude Code if you prefer to set OTEL values explicitly |
GITHUB_CLIENT_ID / GITHUB_CLIENT_SECRET | No | Enable GitHub login |
GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID / GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET | No | Enable Google login |
Invite-only. Open self-registration is disabled - an admin creates all accounts. When
RONDOFLOW_ADMIN_EMAILandRONDOFLOW_ADMIN_PASSWORDare both set, the seed step (npm run db:seed, run for you bynpm run setup) creates the first admin; leave both blank to skip.
OpenAI and Perplexity API keys are configured in the app's Settings (instance-wide, shared by all agents of that provider).
The Email node sends a workflow's output via SMTP. Configure it with SMTP_* in .env, or at
runtime in Settings → Credentials (a DB-stored value overrides .env; SMTP_PASS is stored
encrypted). Leave SMTP_HOST blank to disable.
| Variable | Default | What it does |
|---|---|---|
SMTP_HOST | - | SMTP server hostname (blank disables email) |
SMTP_PORT | 587 | SMTP port |
SMTP_SECURE | false | true for implicit TLS (465), false for STARTTLS (587) |
SMTP_USER / SMTP_PASS | - | SMTP credentials (SMTP_PASS encrypted if set in Settings) |
SMTP_FROM | - | From address, e.g. RondoFlow <[email protected]> |
.env.example also documents optional variables not needed for a basic run:
| Variable | Default | What it does |
|---|---|---|
PORT / UI_ORIGIN | 3001 / http://localhost:3000 | Backend port and allowed UI origin (CORS) |
CLAUDE_CODE_MAX_OUTPUT_TOKENS | 128000 | Max output tokens per agent response (clamped to each model's true max) |
EXTERNAL_FOLDERS_HOST_PATH / EXTERNAL_FOLDERS_CONTAINER_ROOT | ./external / /external | Host directory bind-mounted into the server container, and the in-container root mounted folders resolve under (backs external-folder mounts) |
RONDOFLOW_SPAWN_IDLE_TIMEOUT_MS / RONDOFLOW_SPAWN_MAX_MS | 300000 / 0 | Kill a run after this many ms with no stream events / absolute wall-clock cap per spawn (0 disables) |
RONDOFLOW_TEARDOWN_ON_DISCONNECT / RONDOFLOW_TEARDOWN_GRACE_MS | 1 / 60000 | Tear down a user's in-flight runs after their last tab disconnects, following a grace window |
npm run dev # start everything (turbo)
npm run dev:ui # frontend only (port 3000)
npm run dev:server # backend only (port 3001)
npm run dev:docs # docs site only (port 3002)
npm run build # build all packages
npm run lint # lint all packages
npm run format # format with Prettier
npm run test # run all tests (turbo)
npm run test:coverage # run all tests with coverage
npm run db:migrate # run database migrations
npm run db:seed # load sample data (and bootstrap the admin)
npm run db:studio # visual database browser
npm run docker:up # start PostgreSQL only (for local dev)
npm run docker:down # stop containers
Tests: both the
serveranduipackages use Vitest.npm run testruns the whole suite via theturbo testtask; scope to one package withnpm test -w @rondoflow/serverornpm test -w @rondoflow/ui. The same lint / build / test sequence runs in CI (.github/workflows/ci.yml).
A canvas talks to a server over websocket. The server's engine walks your workflow as a DAG, runs each agent through the right provider, and gates risky actions behind the policy layer.
flowchart LR
User(["You"]) -->|design and run| Canvas["Canvas UI<br/>React Flow"]
Canvas <-->|Socket.IO live events| Engine
subgraph Engine["Server: Fastify + Socket.IO"]
Chain["ChainExecutor<br/>DAG runner"]
Plan["Planner"]
Dir["Director"]
Adv["Advisor"]
Pol["PolicyResolver<br/>safety rules"]
Chain --- Plan
Chain --- Dir
Chain --- Adv
Chain --- Pol
end
subgraph Runners["Agent runners"]
CC["Claude Code CLI<br/>subprocess"]
OAI["OpenAI API"]
PPX["Perplexity API"]
end
Chain --> CC
Chain --> OAI
Chain --> PPX
Engine <-->|Prisma| DB[("PostgreSQL")]
CC -.->|tools, files, MCP| Host[("Your machine")]
A run streams back live - here's the flow for a single Claude Code agent step:
sequenceDiagram
actor User
participant UI as Browser
participant Server as Server
participant Agent as Claude Code CLI
User->>UI: Run workflow
UI->>Server: Socket.IO chain:execute
loop each step in the DAG
Server->>Agent: spawn (no shell) with stream-json output
Agent-->>Server: stream events - text, tool_use, usage
Server-->>UI: live text + tool-use cards
opt risky command
Server-->>UI: approval request
UI-->>Server: approve or reject
Server->>Agent: stdin response
end
Agent-->>Server: step complete
Note over Server: Director decides continue / redirect / conclude
end
Server-->>UI: chain complete + token usage
Contributions are welcome! Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for setup, code conventions, and the PR process. In short:
# Fork, clone, then:
npm run setup
npm run dev
# Before submitting a PR:
npm run build && npm run lint
Bug reports and feature requests go through the issue templates. By contributing, you agree your work is licensed under the project's MIT license.
RondoFlow runs AI agents that can execute code on your machine, so please review the threat model and deployment guidance in SECURITY.md before exposing it beyond localhost. Found a vulnerability? Report it privately via GitHub's security advisories - please don't open a public issue.
MIT © RondoFlow contributors. RondoFlow began as a fork of Orchestra (also MIT) and has diverged substantially since, with the original copyright retained in LICENSE. Third-party dependency licenses are summarized in THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md.
Questions, ideas, and show-and-tell go in GitHub Discussions. Found a bug or have a feature request? Open one through the issue templates. For security issues, please use private security advisories rather than a public issue.