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Channel Fracture: Three Instances of Cross-Boundary Silent Delivery Reliability Failures in Multi-Agent Systems

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We report the discovery of channel fracture, a silent architectural failure in multi-agent systems where information routed across agent boundaries is silently blocked by invisible constraints. We present three instances in a production Hermes Agent deployment: (1) cron memory injection blocked by scheduler barriers; (2) cross-profile skill routing fractured by recursive directory traversal; (3) WebSocket delivery confirmation fallback fracture causing message duplication. We propose CADVP v1.1, a 13-dimension verification protocol with a veto-level confirmation check. Through 30,012 trials, zero failure rates under protocol versus 69 to 98 percent without. Real-world validation (10,008 trials) confirms quality elevation from 0.90 to 1.00. Three design principles: inverse verification, channel matching, and PIP protection.

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2026 2

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