Martim Monis, Martin Schwaighofer, Nuno Saavedra, Alexandra Mendes, Rene Mayrhofer, João F. Ferreira · 2026 · arXiv
DOI: 10.48550/arXiv.2610.24712 · open-access PDF
Dependências implícitas, acesso de rede não controlado e outras impurezas do ambiente de construção criam cadeias de fornecimento de software não transparentes. Identificar cada dependência que afeta um build é uma tarefa difícil. O gerenciamento de pacotes funcionais aborda isso através de embalagens reprodutíveis, garantindo que o software depende exclusivamente de entradas declaradas, isoladas hermeticamente. No entanto, a criação de receitas de build permanece complexa e demorada, criando uma barreira significativa para a adoção para desenvolvedores e manutencionistas.
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Implicit dependencies, uncontrolled network access, and other build-environment impurities create intransparent software supply chains. Identifying every dependency affecting a build is a difficult task. Functional package management addresses this through reproducible packaging, ensuring software relies exclusively on declared, hermetically isolated inputs. However, creating build recipes remains complex and time-consuming, posing a significant barrier to adoption for developers and maintainers. We present Vibenix, an open-source AI-powered agent that bridges this gap by automatically generat
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