Nick Perry built RoofFlow, a free open-source tool that splits Claude into 60+ coordinated AI agents. Manager agents assign tasks while workers handle building, research, coding, and testing in parallel. It cuts token usage by 50% and stretches a Claude subscription 2.5 times further by routing simple requests to cheaper models.
There's something ranked number 1 on GitHub right now that's completely free, and almost nobody has set it up yet. It's called RoofFlow, and it turns one Claude code into a team of 60+ agents that all work at the same time. You've got manager agents coordinating the work while worker agents handle the building, researching, coding, testing, reviewing, all in parallel, and they all share one memory, so every time they run, they get smarter. But what makes this insane is it figures out how hard your task is, then routes it to the right model automatically. So simple stuff goes to a cheaper model, while complicated stuff goes to a powerful one. That means you cut your token usage in half and stretch your Claude subscription 2.5 times further. Drop "flow" in the comments, and I'll send you the setup guide.
