##Call for Papers
We invite submissions across five areas, including but not limited to:
01Secure Code Generation
- Vulnerability-aware training and decoding
- Guardrails: input filtering, output auditing, policy enforcement
- Adversarial attacks: jailbreaks, prompt injection, obfuscation
- Safety of agentic coding systems
02Trustworthiness
- Explainability and interpretability of code models
- Calibration, uncertainty, and hallucination
- Contamination-aware benchmarks and evaluation
- Human–CodeLLM and agent alignment
03Robustness
- Paraphrasing, dialectal variation, and code-mixed prompts
- Low-resource, emerging, legacy, and domain-specific languages
- Adaptation to new languages and distribution shift
04Multilinguality
- Generation, explanation, and documentation from non-English prompts
- Cross-lingual transfer to new natural languages
- Data curation for underrepresented languages
05Applications
- Efficient code models for low-compute settings
- Deploying code models across languages and communities
- CodeLLMs in computing education
Two ways to submit
Option 1
Direct submission
Submit a new paper on OpenReview by February 5, 2027. It is reviewed by the LangCode program committee.
Option 2
ARR commitment
Already reviewed through ACL Rolling Review? Commit the paper with its reviews and meta-review by March 12, 2027. The commitment link is announced with the call for papers.
Archival
All accepted papers are archival and appear in the LangCode 2027 proceedings in the
ACL Anthology. This covers direct submissions,
ARR commitments, and shared task system papers. There is no non-archival option.
- Format
- One day, in person, hybrid. Authors who cannot travel can present remotely.
- Venue
- NAACL 2027, June 1–5, 2027, in San Francisco, California, USA.