multi-agent-safety-spans-all-layers

OUT derived (depth 3)

Multi-agent operation is safe across the full system: agent isolation prevents cross-contamination between namespaces with reversible lifecycle control, while data integrity is enforced across all three architectural layers through clean boundaries and snapshot persistence.

Summary

Multi-agent operations can run safely because each agent is isolated in its own namespace with reversible controls, and data stays consistent across all system layers through clean boundaries and atomic snapshots. This is currently marked as unsupported because one or more of its foundations — either the agent isolation guarantees or the cross-layer data integrity claim — has been retracted or lost support.

Justifications

SL — Agent self-containment provides logical isolation; architectural data integrity provides physical isolation — together they prevent both semantic and structural cross-agent corruption

Antecedents (all must be IN):

  • agent-subsystem-is-self-contained — The agent subsystem provides complete lifecycle management: import handles mixed truth states and topological cycles, namespace/relay pairs provide isolation and kill-switches, and all defeat operations are reversible for agent reactivation.
  • data-integrity-spans-architecture — Data integrity is enforced across all three architectural layers: clean layer boundaries prevent cross-cutting mutations, snapshot persistence ensures atomic state transitions, and conservative staleness checking gates CI pipelines.

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