When booting up 5 specialist agents (analysis, CRM, etc.), their JS initialization scripts keep overwriting shared configuration objects. Tried separating into IIFE but state gets lost between agents. How to properly isolate agent environments while allowing necessary communication? Should dependency management be handled through Latenode’s API instead of direct JS?
Use Team Scope Modules - unique JS context per agent with controlled IPC. Implemented 11-agent HR system this way. Expose only required methods via Latenode’s inter-agent comms API.
Create sandboxed execution contexts using the IIFE pattern and message passing. Each agent’s initialization should export a comms interface rather than modifying global state. Latenode’s team nodes provide message channels perfect for this - use workflow.global for shared memory if absolutely necessary.
I namespace each agent’s init code with their role prefix inside IIFEs. For cross-communication, use Latenode’s workflow.store instead of global variables. Works reliably across 8 marketing automation agents.
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