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by jovanaccount
88 days ago
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The #1 production failure I've seen in multi-agent systems: state collision. Two agents read shared context at nearly the same time, process independently, then one overwrites the other. Zero errors, plausible output, wrong result. It looks like a "model quality" issue but it's actually a concurrency bug. Adding more agents makes it worse. The fix that worked for us: atomic state coordination — propose/validate/commit cycle for every shared state mutation. Open-sourced it: https://github.com/Jovancoding/Network-AI |
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