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Who Broke the Pipeline? Traceability andAccountability in Multi-Agent LLM SoftwareEngineering Pipelines

2026-04-21

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Large language models are increasingly embedded across the DevOps pipeline, from planning and code generation to testing and deployment, yet multi-agent LLM pipelines remain opaque: errors propagate silently across stages with no systematic method to attribute failures to specific agents. We present a two-part study of traceable, accountable multi-agent pipelines with structured handoff...

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8653d969-9fad-5c2c-93e1-24babc34da04
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-9350097/v1
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