Which task setting allows context output to a specific key?

In the context of task settings, extending context typically refers to the capability to modify or add additional information to a context object, which is often structured as key-value pairs. When you extend context, you can specify which key you want to output data to, enabling precise control over how data is stored and referenced for subsequent tasks or actions within a workflow. This is particularly useful when you want to maintain organized and accessible data, as it allows different parts of your process to share and use relevant context information seamlessly.

In contrast, task output generally refers to the result generated by a specific task but does not imply the ability to selectively assign this result to a specific context key. Stop on errors focuses on error handling strategies and doesn't involve the manipulation of context data. Tags are often used to categorize or label information but do not facilitate the specific output of context values to keys. Thus, extending context is the most suitable choice for directing output to a specific key within the context data structure.