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Decentralized Multi-Agent Coordination and Communication in Shared Codebases
Coding agents working in shared repositories may receive separate, independently-motivated requests from human developers, creating a setting that is multi-agent by necessity. When this scenario happens, their individual implementations may work separately but conflict when combined. To study this s
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