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Can Coding Agents Migrate to Post-Quantum Cryptography?
A program migrated to post-quantum cryptography can verify its own signatures while producing keys or signatures that another implementation rejects. We introduce a contract-based task for migrating a Go file signer from RSA to ML-DSA-44, and compare coding agents with and without structured checker
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