koordinoija

Koordinoija is a conceptual construct used in speculative information theory to describe a mechanism for coordinating actions across multiple autonomous agents. In this context, it can refer to a software coordination layer, an architectural pattern, or a formal model of interaction that seeks to balance autonomy with global coherence.

A koordinoija provides a protocol for synchronizing state, allocating resources, and resolving conflicts among agents. It may combine elements of centralized control with distributed consensus, and it often employs a coordination graph, time slots, leases, or leader-election to establish ordering and progress.

In practical terms, koordinoija concepts appear in distributed systems, multi-robot systems, and complex workflow management. Implementations vary from centralized schedulers to fully decentralized protocols, and they emphasize fault tolerance, scalability, and predictable latency.

The term is chiefly encountered in niche or speculative writings; there is no universally accepted formal definition in mainstream computer science literature.

See also: coordination, orchestration, distributed systems, consensus algorithms.