golem-wait-for-external-input-ts

You can pause a TypeScript agent for human approval by creating a durable promise, sharing its PromiseId externally, and having the agent await that promise until the external review process completes it.

Handle webhook callbacks in a Golem TypeScript async workflow by creating a promise, sending its PromiseId to your external integration, and resuming the agent by calling completePromise with raw Uint8Array data when the HTTP-triggered event arrives.

Durable promise suspension is an execution pattern that freezes an agent without busy-waiting until an external system signals completion. You need it for reliable inter-agent coordination, external data ingestion, and human-in-the-loop workflows.

Complete a promise from another agent or external HTTP integration by calling completePromise with the specific PromiseId and sending raw Uint8Array data as the payload to trigger the awaiting agent's resumption.

No, this Golem Skill requires no external dependencies to manage external input. It relies entirely on internal functions like createPromise, awaitPromise, and completePromise using a PromiseId referenced via agentId and oplogIdx.

If your agent stays suspended after an external callback, verify that the PromiseId used in completePromise matches the one generated by createPromise, as mismatched IDs or missing raw Uint8Array data payloads will prevent the awaitPromise function from triggering.