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title: "Comment by Hu xinya on \"Understanding AI Agents: An Overview\" | Hashnode"
description: "Great overview! I’m curious how you’d approach managing state and long-term memory in a multi-agent system when agents need to share context without introducing"
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Comment [Understanding AI Agents: An Overview](https://hashnode.com/posts/understanding-ai-agents-an-overview/67d8d3b945ed60b509abbb57)

[Hu xinya](https://hashnode.com/@xinya)

[May 4](https://hashnode.com/posts/understanding-ai-agents-an-overview/67d8d3b945ed60b509abbb57/comment/69f8a1597ff607fa105e4d52)

Great overview! I’m curious how you’d approach managing state and long-term memory in a multi-agent system when agents need to share context without introducing bottlenecks—are you leaning toward a centralized blackboard pattern or something more distributed like event sourcing?