Multi-Agent Knowledge Sharing overview

Multi-Agent Knowledge Sharing as a cross-cutting topic — protocols and patterns for agents to share, discover, and update organizational knowledge collaboratively. Covers shared memory stores that multiple agents read from and write to, knowledge broadcasting (one agent discovers a fact, all agents benefit), conflict resolution when agents produce contradictory knowledge, knowledge ownership and provenance in multi-agent systems, and the Blackboard architecture pattern where agents post partial solutions to a shared workspace.