progress-reporting

Asynchronous progress reporting for long-running tasks enables mid-task visibility by enforcing structured inputs like summary, optional percent, and phase fields to deliver non-blocking, traceable updates.

You need asynchronous progress reporting when multi-phase tasks lack visibility, causing uncertainty. It provides mid-task updates at phase boundaries without interrupting the background agent workflow.

To report task progress without blocking the agent fleet, use asynchronous updates with structured summary, percent, and phase fields. This ensures traceable delivery to appropriate channels while continuing the task.

Yes, you can include optional phase labels and percent completion values in progress updates. The skill supports these structured inputs to convey accurate state information during multi-phase task execution.

The best way to structure mid-task progress updates is using enforced inputs containing a summary, optional percent, and phase fields. This maintains non-blocking delivery while ensuring traceable progress across multi-phase tasks.

Yes, progress reporting works with background agent heartbeats to continuously deliver updates without interrupting work. It supports asynchronous reporting at phase boundaries during long-running tasks.