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A heterogeneous swarm system is a distributed system where participants comeand go, communication topology may change at any time, data replication isasynchronous and partial, and local agents behave differently between nodes.These systems are hard to design and reason about, mainly because we desire aparticular class of behaviors to emerge from the interplay of heterogeneousindividual agents. Nevertheless, mission-critical operations like manufacturingprocess orchestration in factories use such systems due to their uncompromisingavailability and resilience of computing services.  This paper presents a set of TypeScript libraries to model peer-to-peerworkflows as state machines, execute them using the Actyx middleware, and checkthe shape of these machines for conformance to a swarm protocol. The swarmprotocol describes an idealized global view of the cooperation of machines ofdifferent roles. It directly corresponds to a diagram a product manager wouldsketch on a whiteboard; this allows for verifying that the coded state machinescorrectly implement the product specification. A well-formed swarm protocolalso guarantees that conforming machines will achieve eventual consensus on theoverall state progression even in the absence of further coordination. Thistool is for developers of business logic for heterogeneous swarm systems,helping them verify that their protocols and implementations are correct.  Tool repo: https://github.com/Actyx/machines

Behaviorally Typed State Machines in TypeScript for Heterogeneous Swarms