Triggered Command Queueing

Triggered Command Queueing is a method used in systems where tasks (commands) are stored in a queue to be executed later. When a specific event or condition occurs (the trigger), it activates the system to process and execute all the commands waiting in the queue. Think of it like preparing a to-do list that only gets acted on once a certain situation arises. This approach ensures tasks are completed in an organized manner, often improving efficiency and responsiveness, especially in complex or automated environments where operations depend on specific triggers.