The Blackboard API, is fully possible to be used in runtime to whatever end, yes 🙂
Blackboard are serialized to json and can in the same way, also be deserialized from a json string, by using the Blackboard.Serialize and Blackboard.Deserialize methods respectively.
If you don’t want to use json, but rather some other means for loading the blackboard variables, once again the API is possible to be used in runtime, for adding new variables, removing existing variables, setting their values, or even binding them to properties and fields.
If you need more information, just let me know.
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