release-tasks

To return claimed tasks back to a shared work queue, you can release all tasks currently assigned to the agent or release a specific task using its unique slug, ensuring queue integrity and agent availability for redistribution.

Handling task abandonment in an agent workflow involves releasing the blocked task back into the pool, which prevents task stagnation and allows another available agent to pick up the work for efficient distribution.

To expire stale task claims that have exceeded their time-to-live, you use the claim expiration feature to remove expired TTL claims, performing a manual cleanup that maintains queue integrity.

Yes, you can release a single specific task back to the pool without unclaiming all assigned work by targeting the task using its unique slug identifier for precise manual cleanup.

Task stagnation occurs in a distributed work queue when agents abandon or block on tasks without releasing them, and you fix it by returning the claimed tasks to the pool for redistribution among agents.

Yes, this task management approach supports manual cleanup of expired claims, allowing you to remove claims that have exceeded their TTL and ensure efficient workflow distribution across available agents.