Run it reliably
Stop work without corrupting its record
Withdraw unwanted work while preserving the truth about effects already in flight.
Cancel queued, running, or approval-parked turns at the next safe boundary.
What this changes for your team.
Cancellation is a durable request that workers observe before the next safe unit of work. Queued and approval-parked turns stop without dispatching further effects, and a call already at the provider is recorded as exactly that, so the record tells you which side of the boundary the work reached.
How it works in practice.
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An authorized operator records a cancellation request on the turn.
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The queue or worker checks that request at defined boundaries between operations.
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The turn enters a cancelled state once no further model or tool action will be started.
What you can plan around.
The behaviour you can design against, stated concretely.
Cancellation intent is persisted rather than sent only as an in-memory process signal.
Approval-parked cancellation closes the pending path without approving its write.
A provider call already dispatched may still complete; the audit record distinguishes that boundary from future work that was prevented.
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