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You can start an asynchronous workflow by invoking the start command with a specified name and optional input, which returns a workflow ID immediately while the workflow runs in the background.

Yes, you can kick off multiple workflows in parallel and monitor them independently using the unique workflow ID returned for each asynchronous start to retrieve status and results.

You retrieve workflow status and results by using the workflow ID provided during the asynchronous start to check execution progress and fetch final outputs later.

Supported input methods for launching an async workflow include inline JSON passed directly in the command syntax or file-based inputs for providing workflow data.

Use asynchronous workflow execution for long-running workflows, batch starts, and parallel execution scenarios where non-blocking monitoring is required to avoid terminal blocking.