Make the request reviewable
Choose a project and provider, describe the intended behavior, and include relevant references or checks. A focused request is easier to inspect after execution than a long list of unrelated changes. Star important tasks or rename them to keep their purpose clear.
Adjust waiting work without interrupting the current run
Edit or reorder queued prompts as priorities change. Run now gives urgent work dispatch priority, subject to required capacity. It is not a way to bypass the provider limits or make a conflicting edit safe.
Preserve a record after the process ends
The task retains its prompt, activity, result, and supported conversation information. Search can find work by names, requests, follow-ups, responses, results, and errors. Use the record to decide whether to continue the same thread or start fresh.
Know what the queue does not decide
The queue schedules capacity. You still decide dependencies, repository ownership, and when an implementation is ready for release. A clear request and deliberate review make the scheduling useful. Without them, more dispatched prompts can simply create more unfinished decisions.