

Design patterns, protocols, and implementation strategies for building robust multi-agent systems.
This session explores the technical foundations of multi-agent systems, focusing on coordination protocols, inter-agent communication, and distributed decision-making. We examine architectural patterns for agent orchestration, state management across distributed agents, message-passing protocols, consensus mechanisms, and failure handling strategies. Topics include actor-model implementations, event-driven architectures, workflow engines for agent coordination, and patterns for scaling multi-agent systems. The discussion covers real-world implementation challenges, debugging distributed agent systems, and maintaining system coherence across autonomous components.
This session explores the technical foundations of multi-agent systems, focusing on coordination protocols, inter-agent communication, and distributed decision-making. We examine architectural patterns for agent orchestration, state management across distributed agents, message-passing protocols, consensus mechanisms, and failure handling strategies. Topics include actor-model implementations, event-driven architectures, workflow engines for agent coordination, and patterns for scaling multi-agent systems. The discussion covers real-world implementation challenges, debugging distributed agent systems, and maintaining system coherence across autonomous components.
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