Multi-Agent Conflict handling

Tyson,

Here’s the full picture on how we’re handling multi-agent patterns and 
memory in K3D:

  * Internal swarm (single head): Inside one House/Cranium we already
    run specialists on the same Galaxy/House—base model plus domain
    specialists orchestrated locally. Next step is richer roles
    (planner/verifier/narrator) within a single House.

  * External exchange: We don’t share a Galaxy. Each agent has its own
    House/Galaxy. Cross-agent sharing is object-based via external
    Houses: publish artifacts, peers import/materialize locally, then
    consolidate with their own domain rules.

  * Symlink-style anchoring: In Galaxy we link imported artifacts back
    to known context (not blind copies), which keeps provenance and
    helps with conflict resolution.

  * Planned: Extend the internal swarm to fuller multi-agent roles
    before federating across Houses.

Docs (browser-readable, no binaries):

  * MVCIC (manual orchestration):
    https://github.com/danielcamposramos/Knowledge3D/tree/main/docs/multi_vibe_orchestration


  * KR specs (K3D vocab):
    https://github.com/danielcamposramos/Knowledge3D/tree/main/docs/vocabulary


If you can share a link to your semantic-contract / agent-native 
management draft, happy to map memory/cache/conflict-handling patterns 
against this.

Daniel