Show HN: Rust Implementation of Symphony (github.com)

A new Rust implementation called Symphony has been released, designed as an autonomous engineering team for Linear project management. This desktop application actively monitors Linear boards and automates issue resolution by dispatching coding agents—specifically OpenAI's Codex or Anthropic’s Claude Code—each in their own isolated workspace. Symphony not only simplifies the development workflow by triaging issues and managing coding tasks but also tracks agent events, retries, and failures, using a local SQLite database to maintain a comprehensive log of activities. The significance of Symphony lies in its ability to streamline project management and coding processes, making it an appealing tool for developers looking to optimize their workflows. By enabling automation on local machines—where minimal network interaction occurs—the tool ensures that sensitive data remains secure. Users can fully configure Symphony's behavior through settings without touching configuration files, allowing for tailored workflows that suit various team needs. This innovative approach enhances productivity while providing flexibility in how coding tasks are managed and executed.