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Multi-agent collaboration faces challenges similar to those of classical distributed systems: consistency, fault tolerance and retry, message ordering, and Byzantine faults; but the difference is that the behavior of traditional distributed nodes is deterministic and can be formally verified, whereas the behavior of LLM-based agents is probabilistic.
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