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Expand Up @@ -65,6 +65,7 @@ Learn more about [Built-in Modes](/basic-usage/using-modes#built-in-modes).
* **Down:** Via the initial instructions provided when the subtask is created.
* **Up:** Via the final summary provided when the subtask finishes. Be mindful that only this summary returns to the parent.
- **Navigation:** Zoo's interface helps you see the hierarchy of tasks (which task is the parent, which are children). You can typically navigate between active and paused tasks. During delegation, Zoo keeps the active subtask conversation visible while background state updates arrive.
- **Multi-Window Handoffs:** When Zoo Code is open in multiple VS Code windows, a completed subtask returns its result only if the parent is still waiting for that specific subtask. Activity in another window cannot replace a newer subtask handoff with a stale completion.

Boomerang Tasks provide a powerful way to manage complex development workflows directly within Zoo Code, leveraging specialized modes for maximum efficiency.

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