Async in Python can be opaque — it’s hard to tell at any given time what tasks are running, or what the task chains look like, at least not without lots of debugging code. Python 3.14 offers a new feature that lets you hook into a running Python process and see the live state of async tasks, without any additional libraries. This video demonstrates how you can dump the state of the program’s async task queue to the console, or to a file, in both a simple list and a more detailed tree view.