The covered experience will start and trigger a background job. While we can infer most of the context in a synchronous manner, we must propagate it to support async next step(s). Here's a high-level implementation example: ```ruby experience = Labkit::CoveredExperience.start do_some_stuff experience.checkpoint Worker.perform_async class Worker def perform Labkit::CoveredExperience.resume do |covered_experience| # do work end end end ```