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From Smell to Solution: Multi-agent LLMs Analyzing Cyclic Dependencies for LLM-Enabled Refactoring
Cyclic dependencies are a persistent architectural smell that undermines modularity, blurs ownership, and elevates maintenance risk. While Large Language Models (LLMs) provide refactoring abilities, existing tools struggle to address smells without intervention evidence. We introduce a multi-agent L
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