Live: https://ruvnet.github.io/rvQR/ · Source: https://github.com/ruvnet/rvQR
Two devices, no network. One shows a flickering stream of QR codes; the other points its camera at the screen and reads them back into a file. That's it — no cable, no account, no Bluetooth pairing, nothing to install. It works on a laptop that has never been online.
Why I built RVF, RVM, and RVForge — and exactly what ships today.
@ruvector/rvforge · ruvnet/RuVector · ruvnet/rvm
If you've never heard of AGNTCY: it's a Cisco Outshift–led, Linux Foundation–governed effort to let agents built by different tools find each other, prove who they are, and talk to each other — instead of every agent framework being its own island. Think of it as the plumbing that lets a harness you built with metaharness get discovered by someone else's tooling, and lets a ruflo swarm on your laptop coordinate with one running on a different machine or org.
This update makes two real, working pieces of that plumbing available — not stubs, not "coming soon."
See it illustrated: ruflo × AGNTCY — an animated walkthrough covers the same ground as this doc with pictures and a live install terminal, if that's easier to follow than markdown.
This is a merge marker, not an npm release. metaharness remains at 0.4.2 on npm; the new @metaharness/agntcy package has not been published — nothing here has shipped to a registry yet.
ADR-240 adds a new sibling package, @metaharness/agntcy, implementing the build-time half of MetaHarness's AGNTCY/Outshift Internet-of-Cognition integration — identity signing, OASF (Open Agentic Schema Framework) project export, observability mapping, and a CASA (Continuous Agentic Semantic Authorization) intent compiler. Companion to ruflo's ADR-380 (runtime half: SLIM transport, CASA enforcement gate), merged in [ruflo PR #2880](https://github.c
Update (2026-07-31): the "no public AGNTCY/SLIM package exists" claim below was wrong — the original check only tried scoped npm name guesses (
@agntcy/dir,@agntcy/slim) and got 404s. The real packages areagntcy-dir(unscoped) and@agntcy/slim-bindings. The AGNTCY Directory publish path is now real and live-tested (on the metaharness side — see ADR-240's release). SLIM transport remains genuinely blocked, but by a real, filed upstream packaging bug (agntcy/slim#1916 / jhugman/uniffi-bindgen-react-native#422), not a missing SDK. Full detail in ADR-380's own "Update" section.
**This is a merg
RuVector 0.2.40 makes its research and optimization control plane available through the npm SDK, CLI, and MCP server. The integration uses pinned, direct dependencies so an installed package has the same capability set that was tested for the release.
Ruflo v3.32.38 fixes a background-process leak discovered during the
post-release audit: a read-only command in a directory containing only a
Claude Code .claude/ folder could start a detached Ruflo daemon.
The trigger was subtle. Signed-champion startup migration created a
.claude-flow/ state directory, and daemon auto-start then mistook that
startup-created directory for prior user initialization. Repeated commands in
unrelated Claude projects could therefore accumulate one daemon per directory.
Ruflo v3.32.37 closes the follow-up defects found while verifying v3.32.36 against older open bug reports. MetaHarness readiness verdicts remain machine-readable even when a repository is blocked, memory initialization uses the same configured database path as every later operation, and dual Claude Code/Codex initialization now installs both native surfaces.
The release also removes unbacked Codex skill placeholders, makes ADR indexing idempotent, repairs legacy live-memory row visibility, and bounds the
Ruflo v3.32.36 makes the information an agent sees line up with what the runtime is actually doing. Embedding commands now disclose when they are using the deterministic mock fallback, routing metrics distinguish confidence from measured outcomes, swarm status reads canonical agent state, and learned patterns preserve the task description that caused them.
The release also makes mixed Claude Code and Codex installations easier to operate. Codex receives a native read-only Ruflo status skill, dual-mode memory
