Peer-to-peer architectures have recently gained much popularity for
their ability to handle large data-sets and large numbers of clients in
a robust and scalable way. In this talk I will discuss how
agents can
interact with these P2P architectures so that they can obtain the
benefits when constructing large multi-agent systems. My approach
uses
lightweight executable interaction protocols to enable agents to
interact with multiple P2P networks in a flexible manner.