1. follow rich hickey's advice and orchestrate all llms to mutate a single shared state
2. let those llms operate asynchronously in parallel
3. when an llm wants to mutate the global state but the state has changed since it's checkout, try to safely merge changes using an expensive diff algorithm (which is still cheaper than the llm); on failure retry
2. let those llms operate asynchronously in parallel
3. when an llm wants to mutate the global state but the state has changed since it's checkout, try to safely merge changes using an expensive diff algorithm (which is still cheaper than the llm); on failure retry