Neural-symbolic transaction execution snapshot and rollback method for long-range agent collaboration
By employing neural symbolic transaction execution and causal dependency rollback methods, the problem of unifying the alignment between neural reasoning state and symbolic fact state in multi-agent collaboration is solved, achieving accurate state recovery and system stability, and improving the robustness and availability of intelligent systems.
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- HANGZHOU TUBU ER TECHNOLOGY CO LTD
- Filing Date
- 2026-03-19
- Publication Date
- 2026-06-19
AI Technical Summary
Existing distributed transaction and workflow orchestration technologies struggle to achieve unified alignment and consistency verification between neural inference states and symbolic fact states in multi-agent collaboration. They lack a cross-agent version alignment link based on a global logical clock, leading to unstable commit and recovery boundaries. Furthermore, the lack of causal dependency registration and dirty data tracking and marking can easily result in uncontrolled downstream propagation and excessively large rollback ranges.
The method employs neural symbolic transaction execution and causal dependency rollback. By acquiring tensor snapshots and logical fact sets of each agent, a global logical clock is established to form a full state view. Speculative external side effects are executed within the shadow session to trigger write-time differential copying, perform consistency checks and causal dependency registration, and dynamically rollback to determine the minimum necessary steps, thus achieving precise recovery.
It enables refined management of reasoning, decision-making, and execution in long-range intelligent agent collaboration, reduces the risk of state inconsistency and implicit dependency propagation, improves system robustness and recoverability, avoids system oscillation and performance loss, and enhances the security and engineering availability of large-scale intelligent systems.
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