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How does OpenClaw handle the handoff during the 'Act' phase when a primary agent delegates a long-running task to an asynchronous sub-agent to prevent context window saturation and state drift?

The primary agent blocks all operations until the sub-agent completes the task to maintain state alignment.

The primary agent suspends its Think-Plan-Act-Observe loop and awaits a webhook callback containing the sub-agent's Tool Manifest.

The primary agent receives a promise or job ID, transitions to the 'Observe' phase, and polls or awaits an event trigger upon sub-agent completion.

The primary agent merges its context window with the sub-agent's memory store to ensure synchronous state execution.