How I run autonomous coding agents from my phone with OpenAI Symphony + Linear | Alessio Fanelli (Kernel Labs)

This is my favorite positive outcome of AI, which is small business creation. Just the ability to, like, intersect the human world in a way that has been historically very inefficient has been a quality of life improvement for me. You know, my dad, their business, they deliver fish to restaurants. They got, like, this freezer with the frozen stuff, and, like, somebody's going out there with, like, the pen and paper every morning kinda, like, writing down what's there. Sometimes they're like, oh my god. We're missing, like, three tuna. So, like, we're missing a box of shrimp. All of that work now can easily be automated even with just with the meta glasses. And you have another use case, which is the use case that my nine year old wants to see. So let's do our Pokemon card by AI use case. So I use codecs for two things. The first one is, like, getting the PSA certificates to keep track of a specific number for each crate. Then the next thing I'm working on is when you go to, like, all these trade shows, people are coming to you, they're selling you cars, and you gotta price them in real time. The whole process is super inefficient because people are, like, searching each car manually, like, on eBay or, like, TCG player and getting the number. You can actually use AI to save clock time for real people by doing these things autonomously. Welcome back to How I AI. I'm Claire Veau, product leader and AI obsessive, here on a mission to help you build better with these new tools. Today, I'm speaking with Alessio Fanelli, founder of Kernel Labs and cohost of the Leighton Space podcast. He's gonna show us how he uses OpenAI Symphony plus Linear to automate all his engineering tasks and how he has codex goal, shopping for very expensive Pokemon cards. Let's get to it. Quick word from today's sponsor, Firecrawl. If you're building with AI agents, you've probably hit the same wall. Your agent needs data from the web, but the right pages are difficult to find, buried in JavaScript, or blocked behind logins. Firecrawl is a web data API that lets agents search, scrape, and interact with the web at scale and get that clean, structured data they can actually use. Over a million developers, including myself, build on it. It's open source, and it's free to start. Stop fighting the web for data and start powering your AI agents and apps with Firecrawl at firecrawl.dev. Use code how I a I to get 10,000 free credits today. I'm excited about what you're gonna show us because I think we have heard a lot of people talk about orchestrating many agents autonomously across a project. We actually haven't seen many people do it. I still see a lot of prompting. Even if you're prompting into a loop or a goal or something that spawns sub agents, people are really really …