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AI Summary: Details a persistent framework that autonomously migrates and tests massive legacy codebases into modern languages without disrupting daily operations.

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Self Repairing Codebases: Continuous Legacy Migration via Agents

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Ling Chen·

David Wu·

Yong Zhang

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The migration of legacy codebases to modern architectures is a notoriously slow error prone and expensive human endeavor. We introduce a persistent multiagent system designed to operate continuously in the background of enterprise repositories. Utilizing an iterative loop the swarm autonomously isolates legacy functions translates them generates unit tests and submits pull requests for human review. It successfully modernized massive amounts of code with zero downtime.

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