On episode 42 of @opensourceready, @bdougieYO and @johncodes talk with Will Cory…
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On episode 42 of @opensourceready, @bdougieYO and @johncodes talk with Will Cory (@FUCORY). Will takes them inside Smithers, his open source orchestration framework, and explains why he sees workflows as the common foundation for coordinating agent harnesses. The conversation covers model and harness compatibility, minimalist tools, and his plans to bring durable workflows into a fork of TypeScript. https://hubs.ly/Q04wZLLt0
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