MAS-GAIN 2026 – Preliminary Table of Contents

2nd International Workshop on Multi-Agent Systems using Generative Artificial INtelligence for Automated Software Engineering (MAS-GAIN 2026), October 12–16, 2026, Munich, Germany

2nd International Workshop on Multi-Agent Systems using Generative Artificial INtelligence for Automated Software Engineering (MAS-GAIN 2026)

Frontmatter

Papers

Does Architecture Matter? Comparing Multi-agent Workflows for Filtering and Prioritizing Static Analysis Findings
Linus Bennin, Oshando Johnson, and Eric Bodden
(TU Darmstadt, Germany; Fraunhofer IEM, Germany; Paderborn University, Germany)

Article Search Article: asews26masgainmain-id7-p (type: Full Paper (8 pages)) doi:10.1145/3843778.3844516

Towards Declarative Composition of Heterogeneous AI Agents
Antonio Marcos Alves Morais, Paulo Henrique Mendes Maia, and Felip Manyà
(State University of Ceará, Brazil; IIIA-CSIC, Spain)

Article Search Article: asews26masgainmain-id17-p (type: Full Paper (8 pages)) doi:10.1145/3843778.3844518

Towards Reliable Agentic Infrastructure Provisioning with LLMs
Yhon Castañeda and Camilo Escobar-Velásquez
(Universidad de los Andes, Colombia)

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Artifacts Available Article: asews26masgainmain-id12-p (type: Full Paper (8 pages)) doi:10.1145/3843778.3844519

IaC agentic workflow (doi:10.5281/zenodo.22652454): The artifact contains the source code, experimental configurations, prompt variants, evaluation scripts, and supporting evidence for an LLM-based Terraform workflow that combines retrieval-augmented generation and iterative validation and repair to provision Amazon EKS infrastructure. It supports the exploratory ...

Neuro-symbolic Orchestration for Autonomous Travel Execution: Mitigating LLM Hallucinations via Deterministic Constraints
João Cordeiro and Piedade Carvalho
(Institute of Engineering of Porto, Portugal)

Article Search Article: asews26masgainmain-id2-p (type: Short Paper (4 pages)) doi:10.1145/3843778.3844520

SAGE: Source-Aligned Governance for Human–Agent Requirements Clarification in Multi-agent Software Engineering
Tingting Feng, Meifang Xue, Jian Wang, and Zhongyan Du
(China Unicom Smart City Research Institute, Beijing, China; Zhonggongjinglian Talent Service, Zhejiang, China)

Article Search Article: asews26masgainmain-id6-p (type: Full Paper (8 pages)) doi:10.1145/3843778.3844521

SAGE prototype operator guide and PRID workflow contracts: Supplementary material for the SAGE demonstration. The package includes the online-prototype operator guide used at review (Appendix B) and the twin PRID workflow contracts (workflow.json and workflow-task-desc.json) that bind phases, evaluation gates, and docId identifiers as discussed in the paper. An English-UI ...

Sufficiently Advanced Agents Are Indistinguishable from Erlang: An Operational Mapping from OTP to Multi-agent LLM Systems
Mick Darling
(Dollhouse Research, USA)

Article Search Article: asews26masgainmain-id10-p (type: Full Paper (8 pages)) doi:10.1145/3843778.3844522

Mapping Evidence and Aggregate Results: Auxiliary material for “Sufficiently Advanced Agents Are Indistinguishable from Erlang: An Operational Mapping from OTP to Multi-agent LLM Systems.” It includes a three-page mapping-evidence supplement; row-level evidence and framework-by-construct matrices in CSV and XLSX formats; aggregate results underlying Tables ...

A Workflow-Driven Multi-agent Architecture for Requirements Engineering
Radosław Klimek
(AGH University of Krakow, Poland)

Article Search Article: asews26masgainmain-id9-p (type: Short Paper (4 pages)) doi:10.1145/3843778.3844524