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Origin Attribution for Unsafe Behavior in Self-Evolving Multi-Agent Coding Systems
As language-model-based coding agents evolve their programs and reuse code from one another, safety failures can acquire a history that extends beyond the agent in which they are detected. An unsafe change may originate in one agent, propagate through intermediate recipients, and survive subsequent
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