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This study establishes coupling-phase engineering as a fundamental design principle for controlling complex multimode cavity magnonic systems using YIG spheres and microwave cavities. By developing an input-output model that incorporates internal and external phases, researchers have demonstrated how interference mechanisms govern system dynamics and enable strong nonreciprocity at antiresonance frequencies. These findings provide critical theoretical frameworks for advancing hybrid quantum devices where precise phase control is essential for manipulating photon-magnon interactions.