peer-collaboration

Turn-based collaboration coordinates two AI peers to produce a single artifact through iterative drafting. Each peer takes turns providing feedback until both explicitly signal DONE, ensuring consensus on the final design document or proposal.

Turn-based drafting is a protocol where two AI agents alternate turns to co-create an artifact. It is needed for drafting specifications, design docs, or proposals that require iterative refinement and consensus before both participants signal completion.

Start a two-agent drafting session by initiating the peer collaboration protocol, which enforces a structured turn format. The agents iterate on the specification until both peers mark DONE, creating an audit trail via the comms ledger for reproducibility.

Turn-based collaboration requires no external dependencies or components. It independently enforces structured turns, explicit DONE signaling, and maintains an audit trail via the comms ledger to support reproducibility and safety during the drafting process.

The best way to ensure consensus is using a turn-based collaboration protocol with explicit DONE signaling. This requires both AI peers to signal completion, guaranteeing iterative refinement continues until the proposal reaches mutual agreement.

The comms ledger supports reproducibility by maintaining an audit trail of all structured turns and explicit DONE signals during two-agent artifact creation. This ledger records the iterative drafting process, ensuring the collaboration can be reviewed and safely reproduced.