A mesh network connects many computer programs directly to each other. There is no single boss or main server. Every program helps make decisions and keeps the network working even if some parts break down. Peer-to-peer links make the group strong and smart.
This skill helps programs work together in a group called a swarm. They share tasks, recover from failures, and handle more work without slowing down. Fault tolerance means the network can keep running even when some nodes fail.
With this skill, you can build a resilient and self-organizing system. Programs can discover each other, exchange information, and agree on actions without a central controller. It is ideal for complex tasks that need many agents to cooperate.
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