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OpenAnolis Builds Anolis OS 27 Agent-Native as Alibaba Cloud Says Agents Write 95% of New Code

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The OpenAnolis community is developing the next version of its Linux distribution, Anolis OS 27, in what it calls an agentic-native way.

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