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This study examines how the effectiveness of unit tests generated by LLM-powered coding agents varies with code maintainability, measured by CodeScene's CodeHealth. Results indicate that AI tools perform better on high-quality, easy-to-maintain source code.
This study examines how the effectiveness of unit tests generated by LLM-powered coding agents varies with code maintainability, measured by CodeScene's CodeHealth. Results indicate that AI tools perform better on high-quality, easy-to-maintain source code.
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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 that is easy to maintain. In this study, we investigate how the effectiveness of LLM-generated unit tests varies across maintainability...
Understanding the relationship between code quality and AI-generated tests can guide developers in improving code maintainability to leverage AI tools more effectively. This insight helps optimize the use of LLMs in software engineering workflows.
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