An open-source spec for orchestration: Symphony
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Dezain Radar summary
OpenAI has introduced Symphony, an open-source standard designed to coordinate multiple AI agents within software development workflows. The system translates project management tasks into executable actions, allowing autonomous agents to handle repetitive coding and maintenance cycles directly from issue trackers.
Why this matters
This framework signals a shift toward autonomous product development where designers may soon collaborate with persistent agent systems rather than just human developers to implement UI changes.
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