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OpenAI Symphony: When AI Agents Run Your Sprint Board

• Stephen Jones
• Ai

We’ve spent the last two years watching AI coding assistants evolve from glorified autocomplete to genuine collaborators. But there’s been a persistent gap between “AI that helps you code” and “AI that ships features while you sleep.” On March 5, 2026, OpenAI quietly open-sourced the bridge: OpenAI Symphony.

How We Built Race Radio Control in a Week With Claude Code and Airia

Last week, Chris Porter and I entered the Airia F1 Atlassian Williams Racing virtual hackathon as team JoPoCo (Jones + Porter + Co). We had seven days to build an AI-powered fan experience for remote motorsport viewers. What we shipped was Race Radio Control: a second-screen companion that lets fans tune into four AI-powered radio feeds — Carlos Sainz, Alex Albon, team principal James Vowles, and stats host Max Folds — all grounded in live telemetry data.

Stop Debating When Quantum Breaks RSA. Start Building the Ability to Switch.

• Stephen Jones
• Security , Cryptography

Another week, another quantum breakthrough. On March 2, the Advanced Quantum Technologies Institute announced the JVG algorithm, a hybrid classical-quantum approach that, they claim, could factor RSA keys with fewer than 5,000 qubits. That is three orders of magnitude below the million-qubit estimates we have been working with for years.

AWS Config Just Added 30 Resource Types. The Bedrock AgentCore Ones Matter Most.

• Stephen Jones
• Aws , Ai , Security

AWS quietly announced support for 30 new resource types in AWS Config on March 2, 2026. If you’re the kind of person who skims these announcements and moves on, I get it. Most Config resource type expansions are incremental. This one isn’t.