async-repl-protocol

Testing asynchronous agents in a REPL requires enforcing the `await` keyword for all Future-returning tools to ensure correct execution. This protocol mandates that functions returning Futures are properly awaited before proceeding.

Asynchronous testing scripts fail across multiple blocks because the protocol enforces single code block execution. All computation and return statements must be contained within a single, executable block to guarantee atomic unit execution.

Deterministic task execution in an async testing framework requires using the `await` keyword for Future-returning tools and consolidating all computation into a single code block per response for correct execution.

Executing multiple code blocks sequentially when testing async agents is not supported. The protocol mandates a single code block per response to ensure all computation and return statements execute as a single, atomic unit.

Using `await` for every tool call is required when testing asynchronous agents. The protocol enforces the `await` keyword specifically for functions returning Futures to ensure proper execution and deterministic results.

Ensuring correct execution of asynchronous operations during testing requires enforcing `await` for Future-returning tools and containing all computation within a single code block per response for atomic execution.