evi-external-poller

To handle external events without burning model turns, you can use a supervisor timer and a pending file system to manage event triggers. This ensures the AI agent only wakes for relevant events, conserving turns.

The best way to process external webhooks and mentions efficiently is using a pending file system for batch processing and error recovery. A supervisor timer monitors triggers, ensuring the agent stays idle until work is needed.

Out-of-turn polling works by using a supervisor timer to monitor external event triggers instead of continuous polling. This mechanism saves model turns by ensuring the AI agent reacts only when necessary work items exist.

Yes, you can batch process external events to improve AI efficiency using a pending file system. This approach manages work items in a pending file, allowing both batch processing and error recovery without wasting model turns.

An AI agent wastes model turns polling for external events when idle if it lacks a supervised timer. Implementing out-of-turn polling with a pending file system ensures the agent remains idle when there is no work.

You need a supervisor timer to manage event triggers if you want to keep an AI agent idle when there is no work. This timer handles external event polling efficiently, ensuring only relevant events wake the agent.