Software Inconsistency Resolver

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Proposed to Jasmin Jahić <jj542@cam.ac.uk>, to pass on to Chris Cooper-Bland of Endava

A problem with software architectures is when they are inconsistent [** because X1, for example X2**]. These inconsistencies could be detected automatically by using an LLM to identify [** property Y **]. The inconsistent architecture can then be visualised using the interactive diagram tool draw.io, allowing developers to resolve the inconsistency with direct manipulation of the model, and outputting the results as XML that can be ingested by [** maintenance tool Z**].

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