task-management

Task assignment for worker agents is managed by creating detailed task specifications and tracking progress through a centralized state.json file updated atomically. This handles the full lifecycle of both ad-hoc and recurring jobs.

Yes, infinite task management supports cron-like scheduling with timezone support for recurring jobs. You can set up scheduled tasks that persist and execute automatically based on the specified cron parameters.

State management relies on a dedicated script performing atomic file operations on a centralized state.json file. This ensures safe, concurrent state updates and prevents data corruption during task lifecycle transitions.

Yes, jq is required as a dependency. It is used to parse and manipulate the centralized state.json file during atomic state updates, task creation, and worker availability checks within the workflow.

Finite tasks are one-off assignments delegated to specific or available worker agents with detailed specifications. Infinite tasks are scheduled, recurring jobs managed with cron-like scheduling and timezone support for continuous execution.

Worker availability checks and container status monitoring are built into the task delegation process. The system evaluates agent capacity before assigning detailed task specifications to ensure proper workload distribution.