Day 49: When decentralized agent behavior makes sense
Why decentralized agent behavior needs convergence rules before it earns production trust.

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Series
A practical series on the contracts that let agents coordinate without chaos. It covers decentralized behavior, role design, shared communication, shared versus private memory, handoff payloads, and decision rules when agents disagree.
Why decentralized agent behavior needs convergence rules before it earns production trust.

Why agent roles need clear purpose, authority, tools, memory, and evaluation.

Why agents need shared message contracts before they can collaborate reliably.

Why shared memory becomes an access-control problem in multi-agent systems.

Why reliable handoffs need structured state, evidence, open questions, and ownership.

Why agents need arbitration rules before disagreement reaches the final answer.
