async-expert

Design cross-language async concurrency patterns with bounded concurrency and cancellation safety.

3|1|Updated Dec 3, 2025
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npx skills add https://github.com/Probably-Group/Dev-AID --skill async-expert-probably-group
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Skill: async-expert
Source: https://github.com/Probably-Group/Dev-AID/tree/main/.dev-aid/skills/expert/async-expert
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Probably-Group/Dev-AID --skill async-expert-probably-group

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps you design concurrency without introducing race conditions, resource leaks, or runaway task creation across async runtimes.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Cross-language async concurrency guidance: Apply correct patterns for Python (asyncio/TaskGroup), TypeScript (async/await with Promise patterns), and Rust (Tokio) with consistent cancellation and error semantics.
  • Safety guardrails for concurrency: Prevent common async failures like unbounded concurrency, shared-state races, missing timeouts, and improper cleanup during cancellation.
  • Production-minded implementation tactics: Use bounded concurrency (semaphores/pools), graceful shutdown, retry with exponential backoff, and cancellation-safe resource handling.

Quick Start

Use the async-expert skill when you are implementing a concurrent service that must fetch or process many items safely, and ask it to propose a bounded-concurrency, timeout-protected, cancellation-safe TaskGroup/worker-pool design for your target language.

Frequently Asked Questions about async-expert

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I prevent race conditions in async Python asyncio workflows?

Prevent race conditions in async Python workflows by applying structured concurrency patterns using TaskGroup, bounded semaphores, and cancellation-safe cleanup to manage shared state and enforce safe task execution.

What is the best way to handle graceful shutdown and task cancellation in Rust Tokio?

Graceful shutdown in Rust Tokio requires implementing cancellation-safe resource handling, timeout protection on all async operations, and consistent error propagation to safely terminate tasks without resource leaks.

How do I implement a bounded worker pool in TypeScript async await?

Implement a bounded worker pool in TypeScript async await by using Promise patterns with semaphores to limit concurrency, preventing unbounded task creation and ensuring consistent error semantics across concurrent operations.

Why does unbounded concurrency cause async runtime failures and resource leaks?

Unbounded concurrency causes async runtime failures by spawning unlimited tasks without backpressure, leading to memory exhaustion, race conditions on shared state, and improper cleanup during task cancellation.

Can I use structured concurrency patterns for retries with exponential backoff across different languages?

Structured concurrency patterns support retries with exponential backoff across Python, TypeScript, and Rust by enforcing timeout protection and cancellation-safe semantics to ensure consistent error propagation during delayed retry attempts.