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The coordination layer for autonomous agents. When your AI systems need to elect a leader, vote on decisions, or prevent conflicts — Arbiter provides the infrastructure for machines to reach agreement.
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Why Autonomous Agents Need Consensus Infrastructure
January 15, 2025
As AI agents become more autonomous, they need coordination infrastructure designed for machines. This post explores why traditional coordination methods fail for autonomous agents and how consensus infrastructure solves these problems.
Fencing Tokens: Preventing Stale Operations in Distributed Systems
January 10, 2025
Fencing tokens are a critical pattern for distributed locking. Learn how they prevent crashed agents from corrupting shared state and why they're essential for reliable multi-agent systems.
Byzantine Fault Tolerance for Agent Swarms
January 5, 2025
When agents don't trust each other, you need Byzantine Fault Tolerance. This post explains BFT consensus, why it matters for agent swarms, and how Arbiter implements it.