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## User Interaction Model
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Tasks are designed to be **application-driven** - receivers tightly control which requests (if any) support task-based execution and manage the lifecycles of those tasks; meanwhile, requestors are responsible for augmenting requests with tasks and for polling for the results of those tasks.
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Tasks are designed to be **requestor-driven** - requestors are responsible for augmenting requests with tasks and for polling for the results of those tasks; meanwhile, receivers tightly control which requests (if any) support task-based execution and manage the lifecycles of those tasks.
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Implementations are free to expose tasks through any interface pattern that suits their needs — the protocol itself does not mandate any specific user interaction model.
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