Alex66
OpenAI just chose Elixir to orchestrate AI agents. So I ran their code through mine
I ran Symphony through Giulia, here’s the AST analysis.
Yesterday, OpenAI open-sourced Symphony — an autonomous agent orchestration framework. It monitors Linear issues in real time, dispatches Codex agents, handles CI testing, code review, and merges PRs. Without humans supervising every step.
They built it in Elixir/OTP.
Not Python. Not Go. Not Node. Elixir.
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egeersoz
Even the original AST appears to be written by LLM. The “Not Python. Not Go. Not Node. Elixir.” is a dead giveaway.
Do we need some policies regarding posting LLM content?
FlyingNoodle
Every consumer directly pattern-matches or manipulates struct fields instead of using accessor functions.
Since when do we write accessor functions in elixir?
I think your LLM is leaking Java.
DaAnalyst
A link to Giulia so I can bookmark it?
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