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Interactions between agents are usually designed from a global viewpoint.However, the implementation of a multi-agent interaction is distributed. Thisdifference can introduce issues. For instance, it is possible to specifyprotocols from a global viewpoint that cannot be implemented as a collection ofindividual agents. This leads naturally to the question of whether a given(global) protocol is enactable. We consider this question in a powerful setting(trace expression), considering a range of message ordering interpretations(what does it mean to say that an interaction step occurs before another), anda range of possible constraints on the semantics of message delivery,corresponding to different properties of underlying communication middleware.

On the Enactability of Agent Interaction Protocols: Toward a Unified Approach