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We present a multi-agent architecture that automates fuzz harness generation for Java libraries through specialized LLM-powered agents. Five ReAct agents decompose the workflow into research, synthesis, compilation repair, coverage analysis, and refinement.
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Our generated harnesses achieve a median 26% improvement over OSS-Fuzz baselines
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outperform Jazzer AutoFuzz by 5% in package-scope coverage
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we introduce method-targeted coverage that tracks coverage only during target method execution to isolate target behavior
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Generation costs average $3.20 and 10 minutes per harness, making the approach practical for continuous fuzzing workflows
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During a 12-hour fuzzing campaign, our generated harnesses discovered 3 bugs in projects that are already integrated into OSS-Fuzz
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Manual harness creation is time-consuming and requires deep understanding of API semantics, initialization sequences, and exception handling contracts
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agent-guided termination that examines uncovered source code to distinguish productive refinement opportunities from diminishing returns
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