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cs.SE2026

Agentic Generation of AST Transformation Rules for Fixing Breaking Updates

Frank Reyes, Benoit Baudry, Martin Monperrus

Modern software projects depend on third-party libraries that evolve continuously, introducing breaking API changes that prevent client code from compiling after a dependency updat…

cs.SE2026

N-Version Programming with Coding Agents

Javier Ron, Benoit Baudry, Martin Monperrus

This paper revisits the classical concept on N-version programming in the setting of contemporary AI coding agents. Revisiting the seminal Knight-Leveson experiment, we study wheth…

cs.SE2026

FIKA: Expanding Dependency Reachability with Executability Guarantees

Yogya Gamage, Meriem Ben Chaaben, Martin Monperrus +1

Automated third-party library analysis tools help developers by addressing key dependency management challenges, such as automating version updates, detecting vulnerabilities, and…

cs.SE2026

Software Supply Chain Smells: Lightweight Analysis for Secure Dependency Management

Larissa Schmid, Diogo Gaspar, Raphina Liu +3

Modern software systems heavily rely on third-party dependencies, making software supply chain security a critical concern. We introduce the concept of software supply chain smells…

cs.SE2026

Verifiable Provenance of Software Artifacts with Zero-Knowledge Compilation

Javier Ron, Martin Monperrus

Verifying that a compiled binary originates from its claimed source code is a fundamental security requirement, called source code provenance. Achieving verifiable source code prov…

cs.SE2025

Maven-Lockfile: High Integrity Rebuild of Past Java Releases

Larissa Schmid, Elias Lundell, Yogya Gamage +2

Modern software projects depend on many third-party libraries, complicating reproducible and secure builds. Several package managers address this with the generation of a lockfile…