Abstract
Abstract : Agent oriented programming was proposed as a high-level programming language, in which a programmer is given the opportunity to communicate with other programs in a uniform, high-level language. Furthermore, the programmer could explicitly represent in the program (or 'agent') the relationship with other program (or 'agent'), including the beliefs about the other agents and the obligations made to them. Our hypothesis was that such 'mental-level' design would provide a powerful abstraction that would enable the analysis and even design of complex distributed systems. In addition to such coordination via high-level modeling and communication, we were interested in global mechanisms that eliminate the need for explicit coordination in the place.
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