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most citedDo Developers Update Their Library Dependencies? An Empirical Study on the Impact of Security Advisories on Library Migration

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cs.SE2026

An Exploratory Study of Dependabot Cooldown Adoption in Open-Source GitHub Projects

Hidetake Tanaka, Rikuto Tsuchida, Kazumasa Shimari +2

Automated dependency updates can rapidly propagate malicious package releases before maintainers and the broader community have enough time to detect them. In July 2025, GitHub mad…

cs.SE2026

Cross-Ecosystem Packages As Multilingual: Prevalence, Architecture, and Health

Xiangxi Li, Olivier Nourry, Yoshiki Higo +1

Modern software development increasingly relies on using multiple programming languages. Some software packages are published to multiple package ecosystems such as NPM for JavaScr…

cs.SE2026

Agent ATO: Visualizing Agent Interaction Timelines from Logs

Takuto Kawamoto, Yoshiki Higo, Raula Gaikovina Kula

AI coding agents are becoming part of developers' workflows, but their behavior is difficult to understand from final code changes alone. During a task, agents interact with softwa…

cs.SE2026

Maintenance Signals in AI-Assisted GitHub Repositories: Evidence from GenAI Adopters

Rikuto Tsuchida, Youmei Fan, Kazumasa Shimari +3

Generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) can reduce code-generation effort, but it may shift work to documentation, validation, debugging, and maintenance. We study observable ma…

cs.SE2026

Humans Integrate, Agents Fix: How Agent-Authored Pull Requests Are Referenced in Practice

Islem Khemissi, Moataz Chouchen, Dong Wang +1

Although coding agents have introduced new coordination dynamics in collaborative software development, detailed interactions in practice remain underexplored, especially for the c…

cs.SE2026

SmartPatchLinker: An Open-Source Tool to Linked Changes Detection for Code Review

Islem Khemissi, Moataz Chouchen, Dong Wang +1

In large software ecosystems, semantically related code changes, such as alternative solutions or overlapping modifications are often discovered only days after submission, leading…