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RepoAtlas addresses challenges in repository-level issue resolution by enabling coding agents to localize relevant code across interdependent files and maintain focused repository context. It leverages code graphs to reveal non-local relations that are obscured in linear text interfaces.
RepoAtlas addresses challenges in repository-level issue resolution by enabling coding agents to localize relevant code across interdependent files and maintain focused repository context. It leverages code graphs to reveal non-local relations that are obscured in linear text interfaces.
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Large language model (LLM)-powered coding agents have made rapid progress in automating software engineering tasks, yet repository-level issue resolution remains challenging. Beyond generating a plausible patch, an agent must localize relevant code across interdependent files and maintain repository context that...
Improving how coding agents understand and navigate complex codebases can enhance their ability to automate software engineering tasks more effectively. This approach helps overcome limitations of current LLM-powered agents in managing repository-wide dependencies and context.
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