message-bus

You can coordinate parallel agents using a file-based message queue that provides file locking to prevent race conditions. Workers report progress and signal task completion through the structured bus, enabling synchronized inter-agent communication.

Inter-agent communication is handled by allowing worker agents to send progress updates and task completion signals to an orchestrator. The queue uses file locking to manage shared file access and prevent concurrent write conflicts during execution.

Board deliberation protocol is a structured communication mechanism that facilitates discussions and voting among director agents for critical decisions. It enables multi-phase decision-making processes within coordinated agent workflows.

Yes, the message bus supports task completion signaling between worker agents. Workers report their progress and upon completion, signal the orchestrator and other interested agents via the file-based message queue.

No external dependencies are required. The message bus operates independently using scripts to manage shared file access and coordinate inter-agent communication without relying on external libraries.

A file-based message queue relies on file locking, which may face throughput constraints under high concurrency compared to memory-based alternatives. It is designed for structured agent workflows and board deliberation rather than high-volume real-time messaging.