async
Async
Use this skill when the user wants to:
- start a Codex subagent task now and continue the main thread
- optionally wait for the result when the task becomes blocking
- manage subagent work through a user-facing
task_refinstead of rawagent_id - get a strong completion announcement when async work finishes
- query, collect, summarize, or redirect a previously launched async task
Do not use this skill for:
- generic background job systems outside Codex subagents
- cross-session durable task storage or reliable wake-up guarantees
- external queues, webhooks, cron, or service orchestration unless the runtime explicitly provides them
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