activity
20242026
collaborators

5 papers

cs.SE2026

Code Health in LLM-Based Test Generation: Effectiveness and Token Efficiency

Freya Wirdemann, Markus Borg, Nadim Hagatulah +1

Coding agents powered by Large Language Models (LLMs) are now prominent in software engineering. Previous work has shown that AI tools perform better on high-quality source code th…

cs.SE2026

Technical Debt Friction for Maintenance Prioritization: An Industrial Multi-Case Study

Simeon Tverdal, Phu Nguyen, Arda Goknil +3

Software-intensive organizations need effective ways to identify where maintenance and refactoring efforts will yield the greatest practical benefit. Although software analytics su…

cs.SE2026

Code for Machines, Not Just Humans: Quantifying AI-Friendliness with Code Health Metrics

Markus Borg, Nadim Hagatulah, Adam Tornhill +1

We are entering a hybrid era in which human developers and AI coding agents work in the same codebases. While industry practice has long optimized code for human comprehension, it…

cs.SE2025

ACE: Automated Technical Debt Remediation with Validated Large Language Model Refactorings

Adam Tornhill, Markus Borg, Nadim Hagatulah +1

The remarkable advances in AI and Large Language Models (LLMs) have enabled machines to write code, accelerating the growth of software systems. However, the bottleneck in software…

cs.SE2024

Industrial Code Quality Benchmarks: Toward Gamification of Software Maintainability

Markus Borg, Amogha Udayakumar, Adam Tornhill

Software maintainability is essential for long-term success in the software industry. Despite widespread evidence of the high costs associated with poor maintainability, market pre…