golem-trigger-agent-ts

Trigger Golem agents asynchronously via TypeScript commands for background tasks.

1|Updated Oct 9, 2025

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npx skills add https://github.com/justcoon/golem-shopping-ts --skill golem-trigger-agent-ts

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

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill enables users to initiate fire-and-forget invocations on Golem agents through TypeScript commands, simplifying the process of asynchronous task triggering.

Core Features & Use Cases

Asynchronous Invocation: Send triggers to Golem agents without waiting for responses, ideal for background processing.
Flexible Parameters: Support for various agent IDs, function names, and arguments to customize invocations.
Use Case: Automate triggering a long-running data processing task on a Golem agent from a TypeScript deployment script.

Quick Start

Trigger a Golem agent method asynchronously by running the command to invoke with the trigger option.

Frequently Asked Questions about golem-trigger-agent-ts

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

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How do I trigger a Golem agent asynchronously from TypeScript?▼

Trigger a Golem agent asynchronously from TypeScript by executing a fire-and-forget invocation command. This sends the request without waiting for a response, enabling background task execution and backend automation.

What is fire-and-forget invocation for Golem agents?▼

Fire-and-forget invocation for Golem agents is a method that initiates a function call without waiting for the execution result. It targets background processing and reliable task scheduling in distributed environments.

Can I customize the function arguments when triggering a Golem agent?▼

Yes, you can customize function arguments when triggering a Golem agent. The invocation supports flexible parameters, allowing you to specify various agent IDs, function names, and arguments for tailored integrations.

Does asynchronous Golem agent triggering work for long-running data processing?▼

Asynchronous Golem agent triggering works perfectly for long-running data processing. By using fire-and-forget TypeScript commands, you can automate and schedule these extended tasks reliably in the background.

When should I use asynchronous TypeScript triggers for Golem agents?▼

Use asynchronous TypeScript triggers for Golem agents when you need backend automation or background task execution. This approach ensures reliable task scheduling in distributed environments without blocking your deployment script.

Why does my TypeScript script wait for the Golem agent to finish processing?▼

Your TypeScript script waits if it is not using an asynchronous trigger. You must use the specific fire-and-forget invocation option to prevent the script from blocking while the Golem agent processes the task.