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RondoFlow is a tool that allows users to visually orchestrate Claude Code agents, enabling them to create workflows by connecting agents in a visual interface.

Background

RondoFlow is a new open-source tool that provides a visual interface for orchestrating multiple Claude Code agents. Claude Code is Anthropic's command-line tool that lets AI agents write and edit code autonomously. RondoFlow lets users design workflows as visual flowcharts (nodes connected by edges), where each node is a Claude agent with a specific instruction, then run the whole pipeline. The project is at an early stage (v0.0.1) and should be considered a developer preview, not production-ready, but it addresses a real need: as LLM-based coding agents become more powerful, coordinating several of them in a structured, repeatable way is increasingly important. RondoFlow is built on React Flow (for the visual editor) and connects to Claude Code via its API.

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