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Vercel adds atomic start hooks for idempotency in the Workflow SDK
Vercel updated the AI Workflow SDK so the start function can admit a run and claim a hook in one atomic step.
Summary
Vercel updated its AI Workflow SDK to support atomic start hooks. The start function can now admit a run and claim a hook simultaneously to prevent duplicate workflow starts.
What changed
- The start function admits a run and claims a hook in one atomic step.
- Duplicate workflow starts fail safely.
- Upgrade to workflow 5.3.1 and read the idempotency documentation to get started.
Availability
Available now“Upgrade to workflow 5.3.1 and read the idempotency documentation to get started.”
Founder takeaway
Upgrade to workflow 5.3.1 and read the idempotency documentation to get started.
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