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How Effectively Do Security Skills Guide Coding Agents in Vulnerability Detection in Linux Kernel?
Large language model (LLM) coding agents, such as Claude Code, are increasingly used for security auditing, with task-specific skills providing reusable vulnerability-analysis procedures. However, their effectiveness in detecting real vulnerabilities and the reasons for their failures remain unclear
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