OpenAI has introduced Symphony — an open-source tool for automating agent workflows that can be used free of charge.
https://github.com/openai/symphony
Essentially, it is a platform that helps agents independently handle assigned tasks. You connect Symphony to a task management system — for example, a kanban board. After that, the agent monitors it, picks up new assignments, and launches separate processes to complete them, with each run operating in an isolated copy of the repository.
In other words, Symphony is capable of fully managing the process from task creation to making changes via pull requests — it plans the work, writes code, and tests it. The human only needs to review and approve the results. The entire process is automated, so there’s no need for much maintenance of the agent.
You could say this is almost a starting point for a beginner — everything is simple and straightforward.
Additionally, Symphony is versatile: it works with any AI model and is distributed under the Apache 2.0 license.
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