Agents Can't Test the Software They Can Write
We built TestSuiteBench to measure whether coding agents can turn a specification into a test suite that catches bugs. Their tests are valid but weak: the best agent catches 55% of injected bugs, while implementations built from the same specifications pass up to 93% of the reference tests.
What 38 LogicStar Findings Looked Like in a Public EU AI Act RAG Codebase
LogicStar reviewed an open-source EU AI Act RAG service and opened 38 public GitHub issues. What was found, what was fixed, and what the public record does and does not prove.

Claude Code Can Find Bugs. LogicStar Finds the Ones That Matter.
LogicStar found 2x more unique high-impact bugs than Claude Code with LogicStar-generated rules, at less than one-third the cost per unique high-impact bug.

Hardening an AI-Built Medical Application Before Hospital Release
An anonymized medical application was preparing for wider hospital rollout after being built with substantial AI assistance. In the first 24 hours after LogicStar was set up, the application owner fixed 23 production-relevant issues across frontend and backend workflows.

We Study Where Agents Fail. Then We Design Around It.
Most teams focus on what AI coding agents can do. We focus on where they fail. Explore the six research benchmarks that shaped LogicStar's approach to building reliable autonomous software engineering.
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