Learning how to use coding agents effectively is the most interesting engineering problem in the world right now. The solution @alex_frantic came up with for our team is Symphony. I think Symphony has a few really interesting ideas embedded in it: 1. The approach itself. Giving coding agents access to task tracking and changing their goal to "convince a human to merge this code" is the clear next phase of software engineering. 2. Software as a spec. Instead of code, Symphony is first a spec.md that you can materialize into any programming language you want by passing it to your coding agent of choice. This is an early demonstration of a new way I expect open-source software to be developed and shared in the future. 3. Lowering the cost of code. When reliably kicking off a feature or bug fix is something you can do from your phone in a few seconds, it radically changes your relationship with product prioritization and exploration. Read the whole blog post below and let me know what you think.

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