Murmur: A Coordinated Flock of Coding Agents, Powered by Temporal
summary
Murmur runs a fleet of coding agents where each agent gets a sandboxed VM per agent with a hermetic replica of the dev environment (GCP, microservices, Playwright for screenshots). Temporal implements durable workflows, child workflows for fan‑out review of functions, and a decoupled VM lifecycle via a Temporal proxy. Examples: a Notion integration took 20 turns to fix CI and review comments, code review automation claims 40% of PRs auto‑approved, and an internal user shows ~32× weekly output uplift.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction and context
- 7:42Temporal’s role in Macoscope
- 11:40Introducing Murmur tool
- 26:45Murmur demo and features
- 28:51Temporal’s role in Murmur
- 32:22Wrap-up and Q&A
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