Implementation
Implementation Notes for Versioning Shared Agent State
Shared agent state needs explicit versioning so operators can tell whether a write conflict is old, current, or already superseded.
Versioning is what turns shared state from a guess into evidence. Without it, the operator cannot tell whether a write conflict is current or already obsolete.
Good versioning should make clear
- Which write came last.
- Which version each actor read.
- Whether a rollback restored the expected value.
Use the quickstart, architecture guide, and examples to implement operator-friendly state versioning.