Ruflo setup: Claude Code swarms with Obsidian

The presenter uses Ruflo through Claude Code to coordinate a team of agents for keyword research and article briefs. He installs it with GitHub CLI instructions and asks Claude to confirm that Ruflo is configured.

When Claude reports that it has no saved personal context, he connects an Obsidian vault containing that information. He chooses a content production workflow for the AI agents automation niche and asks the team to save article briefs into the vault. The session reports six background agents, shows progress updates, and writes Markdown files to a local folder. Three briefs appear during the demonstration, with five requested.

A practical instruction is to name Ruflo explicitly in the prompt. The presenter says Claude may otherwise use its own agent swarm functionality. He also warns that adding agents increases token use. Local orchestration and local Markdown storage are shown; the demonstration does not establish offline model execution.

The closing Q&A discusses Hermes defaults and access permissions, with a VPS or Docker suggested as possible isolation options.