Agents can coordinate through a shared, structured workspace instead of direct messages. Writes need schemas, authorship, versioning, conflict rules, and least-privilege access.

Blackboard Coordination Uses Shared Artifacts

Concurrent branches can read the same version and overwrite one another. Optimistic version checks, locks, commutative updates, or transactional joins preserve state invariants.

Concurrency Control Protects Shared State

A conflict-free replicated data type defines updates that converge under reordering and duplication. It works only for state whose merge semantics match the domain invariant.

CRDTs Merge Concurrent State by Construction

In this situation—agents contributing claims and evidence to a shared investigation board—which choice best applies “Blackboard Coordination Uses Shared Artifacts”?

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