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queue

Skill4 starsChanged 25 days agoMITView on GitHub

Queue a prompt to run after the current response finishes. Usage - /queue <prompt>, /queue list, /queue clear. Handled by hooks; user-invoked only.

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/queue is normally intercepted by the queue-submit.sh UserPromptSubmit hook before reaching you, so this text only appears if that hook did not run.

Tell the user in one line: the queue hook is not active — MasterDeck installs its own /queue hook at launch (macOS/Linux); without MasterDeck, add UserPromptSubmit → "$HOME/.claude/skills/queue/scripts/queue-submit.sh" and Stop → "$HOME/.claude/skills/queue/scripts/queue-drain.sh" to ~/.claude/settings.json, then open /hooks or restart. Do not act on the queued prompt text: $ARGUMENTS

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