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Triggering an agent invocation without waiting for the result in a TypeScript Golem project. Use when the user asks about fire-and-forget calls, async triggers, or enqueuing agent work.
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| name | golem-fire-and-forget-ts |
| description | Triggering an agent invocation without waiting for the result in a TypeScript Golem project. Use when the user asks about fire-and-forget calls, async triggers, or enqueuing agent work. |
A fire-and-forget call enqueues a method invocation on the target agent and returns immediately without waiting for the result. The target agent processes the invocation asynchronously.
Every method on the generated client has a .trigger() variant:
const counter = CounterAgent.get("my-counter");
// Fire-and-forget — returns immediately
counter.increment.trigger();
// With arguments
const processor = DataProcessorAgent.get("pipeline-1");
processor.processBatch.trigger(batchData);
.trigger() for the callback to avoid deadlocks// In AgentA — calls AgentB and waits
const b = AgentB.get("b1");
const result = await b.doWork(data); // OK: awaited call
// In AgentB — notifies AgentA without waiting (would deadlock if awaited)
const a = AgentA.get("a1");
a.onWorkDone.trigger(result); // OK: fire-and-forget
From the command line, use --enqueue:
golem agent invoke --enqueue 'counter-agent("my-counter")' \
'my:comp/counter-agent.{increment}'
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