golem-fire-and-forget-ts

Invoke Golem agent methods asynchronously in TypeScript without blocking.

1|Updated Oct 9, 2025

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npx skills add https://github.com/justcoon/golem-shopping-ts --skill golem-fire-and-forget-ts

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Skill: golem-fire-and-forget-ts
Source: https://github.com/justcoon/golem-shopping-ts/tree/main/.agents/skills/golem-fire-and-forget-ts
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/justcoon/golem-shopping-ts --skill golem-fire-and-forget-ts

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

This Skill addresses the challenge of triggering agent methods without blocking workflows, enabling asynchronous and background task execution.

Core Features & Use Cases

Fire-and-forget Invocation: Enqueue method calls on agents that process asynchronously, preventing deadlocks.
Use Case: A system administrator wants to trigger data processing on multiple agents in parallel without waiting for each to complete, improving efficiency.
Technical Application: Supports scenarios requiring async triggers, background tasks, event notifications, and avoiding RPC cycles in distributed agent architectures.

Quick Start

Trigger agent methods asynchronously using TypeScript, e.g., calling counter.increment.trigger() to enqueue without waiting for a response.

Frequently Asked Questions about golem-fire-and-forget-ts

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

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How do I trigger TypeScript agent methods without blocking the main workflow?▼

Asynchronous fire-and-forget invocation enqueues method calls on agents to process in the background, preventing deadlocks and avoiding workflow blockage. It uses the TypeScript SDK to generate trigger functions for seamless non-blocking execution.

What is fire-and-forget invocation in distributed agent architectures?▼

Fire-and-forget invocation is an asynchronous triggering mechanism that enqueues method calls on distributed agents without waiting for a response. It supports event-driven workflows, background task processing, and parallel execution across multiple agents.

How do I avoid RPC deadlocks when calling multiple agents in parallel?▼

You can avoid RPC deadlocks by using asynchronous fire-and-forget triggers to enqueue tasks across multiple agents. This allows parallel data processing without waiting for each agent to complete its execution cycle.

Do I need the TypeScript SDK to enqueue background tasks on Golem agents?▼

Yes, the TypeScript SDK is required to generate the necessary trigger functions for fire-and-forget calls. These generated triggers enable seamless asynchronous invocation of agent methods in distributed environments.

Can I use fire-and-forget calls for event notifications in distributed systems?▼

Yes, fire-and-forget calls support event-driven scenarios, background tasks, and event notifications within distributed agent architectures. They enable async triggers that avoid blocking RPC cycles while processing events asynchronously.

When should I not use asynchronous fire-and-forget invocation for agent tasks?▼

Fire-and-forget invocation is not suitable when your workflow requires an immediate synchronous response from the agent method. Because it enqueues tasks for background processing, it specifically avoids waiting for execution results.