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AI Summary: Introduces a role-based multi-agent framework that significantly improves autonomous software engineering capabilities by using specialized agents to plan, code, and review repository-level changes.

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SwarmCoder: Multi-Agent Collaboration for Complex Software Engineering

Ling Chen·
David Wu·
Samantha Harris·
Yong Zhang

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Single-agent code generation models frequently fail when confronted with repository-level refactoring and complex architectural planning. We propose SwarmCoder, an Agentic AI framework that deploys a specialized hierarchy of agents—including a Planner, a Coder, and a Reviewer—to collaboratively navigate software repositories. By implementing a novel consensus-driven debugging loop, SwarmCoder achieves a 54% pass rate on the SWE-bench-Hard dataset. This paper demonstrates that structured, role-based multi-agent communication is essential for scaling AI to enterprise-level software engineering.

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