distributed-mesh

You set up distributed coordination by configuring a mesh topology that uses Git as the transport medium to sync state and share configuration across cross-machine teams. A `mesh.json` file specifies the squad topology and synchronization parameters.

A mesh topology for cross-machine team communication is a network structure where multiple machines or organizations synchronize state repositories directly. Using Git as transport, it maintains coordination across multi-locational development teams.

Yes, you need a `mesh.json` configuration file to define squad topology, zones, and synchronization details. This file is required to establish the distributed coordination mesh and specify how cross-machine teams interact.

Yes, you can use Git to synchronize state repositories for multi-locational development teams. The distributed coordination mesh uses Git to share configuration information and maintain synchronization across different machines and zones.

Using Git as a transport layer for distributed coordination relies on repository synchronization, which may introduce latency compared to real-time messaging. It is designed for development and operational workflows rather than immediate cross-machine communication.