MOSAICO: Management, Orchestration and Supervision of AI-agent COmmunities for reliable AI in software engineering

Auteurs

Tisi M., Cabot J., Di Ruscio D., Garcia-Dominguez A.

Référence

Ceur Workshop Proceedings, vol. 4050, 2025

Description

The reliable application of LLM-based agents to software engineering requires a tremendous increase in their accuracy and minimisation of their bias. While LLMs continue increasing in size and performance, it seems that phenomena like hallucinations of a single agent are substantially inevitable, since they are linked to the fundamental inference mechanism in generative models. On the other hand, evidence starts accumulating about the possibility of achieving the required performance by collaboration and debate among groups of agents. As it happens among humans, the quality of work can increase with specialisation of workers on tasks, organised collaboration, and discussion among workers with different backgrounds. Differently from humans, the instantiation of multiple required AI agents, and the collaboration and discussion among them, are very fast and cheap, making this approach particularly convenient. The MOSAICO EU project proposes the theoretical and technical framework to implement this approach and to scale it to very large groups of collaborating agents, i.e. AI-agent communities. The proposed solutions rely on an integrated platform, handling communication, orchestration, governance, quality assessment, benchmarking and reuse of AI agents. MOSAICO is integrated with existing software development environments, to present the results to software engineers, and allow expert users to intervene in the AI decisions. The performance and reliability of MOSAICO technologies and tools to achieve given software engineering tasks are assessed within four different use-case scenarios coming from immersive technologies, bank/financing, aerospace and Internet of Things sectors. The long-term adoption of MOSAICO results and technologies will be ensured by open-sourcing the code and fostering an open collaboration to enhance user engagement in the MOSAICO community.

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