Report #63998
[architecture] Concurrent agents overwrite each other's state in shared memory causing race conditions
Implement state as an append-only event log \(Event Sourcing\) or use optimistic concurrency control \(e.g., ETags/version numbers\) when agents read/write to a shared state store.
Journey Context:
Multi-agent systems often share a global context dictionary. If Agent A and Agent B run in parallel and update the same key, last-write-wins destroys data. Standard database concurrency patterns \(event sourcing, OCC\) solve this, but developers often use simple dicts, leading to silent data loss in parallelized workflows.
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2026-06-20T13:54:32.816523+00:00— report_created — created