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symphony

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// summary

Symphony transforms project tasks into isolated, autonomous implementation runs to streamline development workflows. It enables teams to manage high-level work objectives rather than directly supervising individual coding agents. The system provides comprehensive proof of work, including CI status, PR reviews, and complexity analysis, to ensure safe code delivery.

// technical analysis

Symphony is designed to shift the paradigm of AI-assisted development from direct supervision of coding agents to the management of autonomous, isolated implementation runs. By integrating with project management tools like Linear, it enables teams to delegate entire tasks to agents that handle execution, CI status, and PR reviews independently. This architectural approach prioritizes high-level work management, allowing engineers to focus on outcomes rather than micromanaging individual coding steps.

// key highlights

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Automates the lifecycle of project tasks by spawning autonomous agents to handle implementation from start to finish.
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Provides comprehensive proof of work including CI status, PR review feedback, and complexity analysis for every task.
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Generates walkthrough videos for completed tasks, ensuring transparency and ease of verification for human reviewers.
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Integrates directly with project management boards like Linear to monitor and trigger work automatically.
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Facilitates safe PR landing by ensuring agents only merge code once all verification steps are successfully completed.

// use cases

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Automated task management via Linear board integration
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Autonomous agent-driven code implementation and PR handling
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Verification of work through CI status and complexity analysis

// getting started

To begin, you can either implement your own version of Symphony by following the provided technical specification or utilize the experimental Elixir-based reference implementation. Detailed setup instructions for the Elixir version are available in the repository's elixir/README.md file. You may also leverage your preferred coding agent to assist with the setup process by providing it with the project's specification or documentation links.