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Mutual Supports: North <> Southgent-based systems are inherently complexbut exhibit many similarities to object-oriented systems.For these reasons not only current modeling languages need to be extended,but also re-lated tools should be provided for agent interaction protocol design to be supported.In this paper,we focus on the d