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Job worker reliability

Skill jukrap/ai-agent-playbook/skills/backend/job-worker-reliability

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Use when changing backend jobs, workers, queues, schedulers, consumers, retries, dead-letter handling, or long-running tasks.

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Job Worker Reliability

Treat asynchronous backend work as a delivery contract, not ordinary request code.

Workflow

  1. Identify trigger, queue/topic/schedule, worker process, concurrency model, lease/visibility timeout, and shutdown behavior.
  2. Classify delivery as scheduled, queued, event-driven, webhook-backed, batch, replay, or manual repair.
  3. Define idempotency key, durable state transition, retryable errors, permanent failures, dead-letter path, and replay behavior.
  4. Guard side effects with transactions, compare-and-set updates, unique constraints, checkpoints, or provider operation ids.
  5. Verify duplicate delivery, retry, permanent failure, partial batch failure, shutdown, replay, and observability.
  6. Pair with backend-change-safety for shared service/module changes and connector-integration-change for provider callbacks.

Reference

Read references/job-worker-reliability.md before editing worker loops, queue consumers, schedulers, webhook follow-up jobs, or long-running batch tasks.

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