Stack your messages,
send them in order
Message Queue is a message queue built into the composer. Got three ideas while the agent is busy? Stack them above the input and fire them off one at a time, in the order you want, instead of cramming everything into one giant prompt.
Every queued message gets a short title summarized by AI, keeps its screenshots and file attachments, and can be reordered by hand. The composer stays the one place you type, so nothing fights for it.
Messages wait in the queue above the composer. Each shows an AI title and how many files are attached. Send them one at a time, in your order.
A terminal does one thing with what you type: it sends it, right now. That is fine until you have a few separate tasks lined up in your head and you want the agent to handle them in a precise order, one after another.
The message queue fixes that. You write a message, hit Queue instead of Send, and it parks above the composer as a compact card. The composer clears so you can write the next idea. Stack as many as you want, drag them into the order you like, and send them to the AI agent when you are ready.
It is the difference between dumping one overloaded prompt on your agent and feeding it clear, ordered tasks. You keep a clean view of what is still coming, and the agent works through your list one task at a time.
What the message queue gives you
Stack and order. Pile up several prompts above the composer and arrange them in the exact order you want the agent to work through them.
AI titles. Every queued message gets a short summary title generated by AI, so you recognize each card at a glance instead of rereading a wall of text.
Attachments travel with the message. Screenshots and dropped files stay attached to their queued card, nothing to re-attach when you finally send it.
Reorder by hand. Drag a card up or down to change the send order. Reopen a card to edit it back in the composer, send it now, or drop it.
Two messages queued above the live composer, each with its AI title and its attachments, waiting to be sent to the agent one at a time.
Stop overloading the agent
One giant message versus a clean, ordered queue. The second one gets better results.
Without a queue
- : You cram five separate tasks into one prompt and the agent mixes up the priorities.
- : Or you send one, wait, and try to remember the next idea from memory.
- : Ideas that come up while the agent works get lost before you can type them.
- : You keep a notepad open on the side just to track what is left to do.
With the message queue
- : You empty your head as ideas arrive, each one staged as its own message.
- : The agent receives clear tasks one at a time, in the order you set.
- : Every queued message keeps its screenshots and files, ready to send.
- : You see the whole list of what is coming, so nothing slips through.
Clear, ordered prompts beat one fuzzy mega-prompt. The queue makes that the easy path.
How the message queue works
From a passing idea to a queued, titled, ordered message your agent runs on demand.
Write a message
Type a prompt in the composer like you always do. Drop in screenshots or files if the task needs them.
Hit Queue instead of Send
The Queue button sits right next to Send and appears as soon as there is something to stage. Click it and the message moves into the queue. The composer clears for the next idea.
An AI title appears
A short title is summarized by AI in the background and lands on the card, in bold, with a one-line preview and a count of attached files underneath.
Stack and reorder
Keep stacking messages. Drag the cards up and down to set the exact order you want the agent to work through them.
Edit or send any card
Click a card to reopen it in the composer and tweak it, send it to the agent right away, or remove it from the queue.
Feed the agent at your pace
Send the next message whenever the agent is ready for it. You stay in control of what goes out and when.
Built right
FAQ
What is the message queue in AgentsRoom?
It is a queue built into the composer. Instead of sending a prompt right away, you stack several messages above the input and send them to your AI coding agent in the order you choose, one at a time.
How do I queue a message instead of sending it?
When you have typed something or attached a file, a Queue button appears next to Send. Click it and the message is staged above the composer as a card, and the composer clears for your next idea.
Can I queue screenshots and files, not just text?
Yes. Each queued message keeps its screenshots and dropped files attached. The card shows how many attachments it carries, and they go out with the message when you send it.
Where does the AI-generated title come from?
When you queue a message with text, AgentsRoom asks its backend for a short summary title and shows it in bold on the card. It is best-effort: if you are offline, the card falls back to the first line of the message.
Can I reorder the queued messages?
Yes. Drag a card up or down to change the order. The queue is meant for sending messages in a precise sequence, so reordering is a core part of it.
How do I edit a message I already queued?
Click the card. It reopens in the composer for editing. Whatever was already in the composer is stashed back into the queue first, so nothing is lost.
Do queued messages send automatically?
No. Sending is manual, so you stay in control. You send each queued message when the agent is ready for the next task.
Does the queue survive closing the app?
Yes. The queue is saved locally per agent, so your staged messages are still there after you quit and reopen AgentsRoom.
Does it work with Claude, Codex and Antigravity?
Yes. The message queue is provider-agnostic and behaves the same across Claude, Codex, Antigravity and other agent CLIs.
Why queue messages instead of sending one big prompt?
A single overloaded prompt makes the agent mix priorities. Splitting the work into ordered messages gives the agent one clear task at a time and gives you a clean view of what is still to come.
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