async-repl-protocol

To use await correctly in an async REPL, you must enforce the await keyword for all Future-returning tool calls. This Skill mandates this syntax to prevent common asynchronous execution errors during testing.

Asynchronous testing fails in the REPL when computation and return statements are split across multiple blocks. This Skill enforces a single code block rule to ensure reliable execution and prevent split execution errors.

The single code block rule mandates that all computation and return statements be contained within one execution block. This Skill enforces this structure to ensure reliable asynchronous testing outcomes.

Yes, you can use this Skill to enforce Agentica REPL testing best practices. It acts as a linter and guide to mandate correct await syntax and single code block structuring for asynchronous operations.

Common asynchronous REPL testing pitfalls include omitting the await keyword on Future-returning tools and splitting computation and return statements into separate blocks. This Skill addresses these issues directly.