Workflow origin for the Asana task closure loop. It reads one Asana workspace and optional project for context, creates exactly one owner-approved task through recued-core.asana.task.create, and when the task succeeds it seeds durable data.shared closure state for asana-task-closure-watcher. It uses deterministic owner-provided fields rather than AI and does not update, complete, move, delete, attach files, assign, schedule, comment on, edit custom fields, manage dependencies, add followers or tags, create projects or sections, or otherwise mutate Asana beyond the approved task create.

Scheduled adopter for Asana task closure rows seeded by create-asana-task-with-closure. It lists only Recued-originated Asana task watches, re-reads a bounded batch of Asana task, and closes the shared row when Asana reports completion. Rows that cannot be read remain open instead of closing from cached state. It can notify the owner on completion, but it never creates, updates, completes, moves, deletes, assigns, schedules, comments on, mutates projects or sections, edits custom fields, manages dependencies, touches followers, tags, or attachments, or otherwise mutates Asana.

Low-frequency timeout role for recued-core/asana-task-closure. It moves a bounded batch of expired rows from active to timed_out, deletes the active copy only after the durable timeout write succeeds, and notifies the owner once per batch.

Owner-visible list/close role for recued-core/asana-task-closure. It lists bounded active, timed-out, and closed rows. Supplying a timed-out or closed key deletes only that exact terminal row; active watches cannot be deleted here.