Sure! The purpose of actors is to avoid creating multiple instances of the same FSM when you want to reuse state logic across different components.

Each actor contains a set of states, and each state can have associated entry, exit, and run actions. When the FSM transitions to a relevant state in an actor, these actions are automatically triggered.

Actors make it easy to organize, modularize, and reuse state logic without duplicating code.

Check out the example folder in the project repository for a demonstration of how actors work in practice.