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Public story · 2026-03-07 · source-backed
OpenAI's most significant open-source drop this week — invisible to RSS feeds, caught only via web search. Symphony is an Elixir/BEAM framework that polls Linear for issues, creates sandboxed workspaces, runs coding agents, and requires CI-passing "Proof of Work" before merge. OTP supervision trees manage hundreds of concurrent agents with fault tolerance. MIT licensed. The first production-grade framework for unsupervised multi-agent coding orchestration. (GitHub)
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