Benchmark tests on three RVV 1.0 RISC-V CPU configurations found that juFFTe's gains varied by hardware, with a reported threefold average speedup on the SG2044 multi-core comparison, while AMD Zen 5 led across the full range.
Across 120 slots per condition, first post-edit re-verification appeared in 78.3% of cadence-guided slots and 26.7% of cadence-omitted slots. The same descriptive comparison showed fewer cadence violations and more bounded final successes with the guidance.
A preprint describes SpecMine, a public GitHub corpus of software specification artifacts that combines broad and Kiro censuses with commit histories, pull requests and typed links to code.
A preprint proposes ARISMA, a governance and reporting framework that keeps AI assistance bounded, validated and under human control throughout an evidence review.
A qualitative preprint examines one agent-built software project and six industry accounts, arguing that durable progress may require explicit models, automated checks and clear human authority.
A study of 441 corporate repositories found that 66.7% were at the lowest RAMP maturity level, while the highest level was absent. Tests on held-out artifacts matched repository-level human labels in 34 of 35 cases.
A numerical preprint tests a site-by-site map of information loss and model-based reconstruction. Its reported losses vary between uniform synthetic noise and hardware PTMs.
A methods preprint found that a deterministic auditor passed its finite template test, but positive predictive scores did not translate into positive risk-adjusted performance in the historical holdout.
A version-1 arXiv preprint found explicit retry logic in 23 of 200 analyzed Python repositories, while its S3 simulation recorded the lowest mean success for Standard Retry among four strategies.
A preprint reports that RotDroid found more true bugs than DLD and a DOC-based method under the same app-testing budget, while RotVL-8B posted higher F1 scores than GPT-5.2 on the listed benchmark tasks.
A preprint reports seven usability factors associated with ratings of M-commerce applications in Pakistan and strong performance from a regression model built on 168 analyzed instances. The result is exploratory: the study excluded 32 instances and reports internal validation rather than an independent external test.
An arXiv preprint reports that OpsHarness, an external layer around a general AI agent, recorded higher root-cause accuracy than the tested alternatives on public benchmarks and one company dataset, with similar per-case diagnosis costs.
A modeling study found that keystroke-level editing features improved early separation of Breakthrough and Fully Stuck student-exercise instances, while precision remained limited when the model was set to catch 70% of Fully Stuck cases.
A methods study found that specification-valid Office files could show BENIGN in the default editing canvas while extractors and AI interfaces exposed task-relevant TRAP content.
A preprint reports that an identifier-renaming attack intended to preserve functionality increased query–code similarity and reduced retrieval scores in tested systems, while the reason for cross-model transfer remains unresolved.
A preprint reports stronger benchmark ranking than BM25 in one evaluation, and larger proxy component counts and high self-rated usability for RaWi in a separate study of 19 participants.
A preprint evaluating two automated model-card workflows found strong results for reorganizing existing cards, while generation from repository files still produced source mismatches and incorrect subsections.
A qualitative study of three open-source coding-agent harnesses finds a recurring five-part architecture, while external verifiability remains absent across the cases.
A computational preprint presents Opal.jl as a shared workflow for filters, variational methods and interchangeable model backends, with benchmark results that show both accurate recoveries and clear trade-offs.
A methods evaluation of Metis reports faster matched tool runs in one workload, but fault, permission and maintenance tests limit what can be claimed about its safety or reliability.
An evidence-using large-language-model system outperformed tested baselines on CVSS vulnerability assessment, while a small practitioner study found its supporting material useful but exposed uncertainty around incorrect predictions and reference labels.
A formal study of compiler inlining reports a worst-case cost no higher than 2.5 times the model’s global optimum, while stressing that the result is a theorem about an abstract model rather than a benchmark of real software.
An arXiv preprint describes expanded support for generating proof obligations for VDM operations and reports a lower “UNCHECKED” share in one corpus comparison.
A preprint evaluating Cypress end-to-end testing on the open-source Conduit RealWorld application reports a large descriptive speed difference against manual execution and lower repair times for a suite using data-cy locators. The study also found that a minority of scenarios were flaky, with instability concentrated in the Favorite Article workflow.
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A preprint analyzing repository-local documentation activity found that coding agents most often interacted with instruction files and working notes. It found no consistent link between consultation and code editing or documentation creation, while testing and building appeared less frequent afterward.
An arXiv preprint presents a symbolic-numeric eigensolver for polynomial systems and symmetric tensors. Its illustrative examples recovered repeated polynomial solutions and produced a highly accurate tensor reconstruction, but the work does not include broader benchmark or stability testing.
BreakGuard’s strongest reported setup detected 27 of 89 dependency-breaking updates, but generated tests often failed to compile and mainly exposed crash-type failures rather than changed values.