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HERMES: component-level harness with LLMs for software engineering tasks
An arXiv paper proposes HERMES, a code-agent harness in which each repository component has a resident LLM. The authors report gains in migration and on four software engineering benchmarks against comparable baseline harnesses.
An arXiv paper proposes HERMES, a code-agent harness in which each repository component has a resident LLM that knows its code. According to the published summary, the authors report gains in migration tasks and on four software engineering benchmarks, compared with comparable baseline harnesses. The central claim is that harness design, not only model choice, can produce large gains in long-horizon code agents. The source does not give benchmark names, figures or implementation details, which should be checked in the original paper.
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