shared_state_hub

To share JSON state across multiple agents, use a centralized state store with an agent registry and optimistic locking. This coordinates shared configuration and cross-component notifications while keeping team domains decoupled.

Optimistic locking for shared state management applies versioned updates to prevent concurrent write conflicts. The StateManager records each change in an update log, ensuring data consistency and providing an audit trail for multi-agent environments.

Yes, you can use MCP transports for stdio and HTTP notifications. The shared state hub implements gateway notifications and listener registration to support cross-team collaboration across both stdio and HTTP transports.

The best way to register agents for cross-team discovery is through a lightweight agent registry within a shared state hub. This allows tools like project managers to find each other and coordinate workflows while keeping domains decoupled.

Yes, a shared JSON state server supports audit logs for versioned updates. It maintains an update log to track changes, ensuring all modifications to the shared configuration are recorded for auditing purposes across multi-agent environments.