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Michael Deignan5 months ago
I looked into this tool as I am working on a project which requires a series of successive claude requests, and wanted a way to automate the workflow so I didn't have to constantly sit around the computer submitting requests. Other, similar products out there seem needlessly complex (requiring installing python, etc.) for what I was looking to accomplish.
The theory of operation is simple. You install the software, go to the claude site in Chrome, and then type in your first request. Once Claude starts working on it (the little activity star starts doing the jig), you type in your next request in the "write a message" box, and Queue for Claude "intercepts" it and stores it in a queue for automatic submission. Rinse and repeat.
Now, two things which made me give this 3 out of 5 stars.
First, the 'default' version you install from the Chrome Web Store only allows you to queue a single request behind the one Claude is currently working on. So, for example, if you have 5 things you want Claude to do, you submit the first, queue the next, and then have to wait before you can queue any additional requests because the "free" version will only store 1 message in the queue. The whole issue I have with this is the 1-message-deep queue doesn't really allow you to evaluate the effectiveness (and potential problems) with the program. If you want to queue 2+ more messages, you have to buy the program. The price is only $14.95, which honestly is well worth it (if the program works as intended), but there really is no way to gauge that effectively as the program is currently distributed.
The second issue is more insidious, and why I opted not to buy the program.
I have a Claude pro subscription, and some of my requests use a lot of tokens. I may get 1, possibly 2 requests each "session" before I run into a session limit. I prefer not to use my extra spend when I do not need to (hence why I was looking for a program like this, which could wait until the session limit is lifted and then continue my work). Occasionally I will get 1 and a half requests done, where 1 request fully completes, and the next request gets part of the way done before I hit a limit. At that point, since the request isn't done, I have to tell claude (manually at the moment) to continue with the previous request once the limit timeout expires.
Unfortunately, this queue program doesn't recognize these scenarios (Its also extremely difficult to test for them when the queue depth is only 1 request deep). However, I ran a lengthy request manually, followed by a second manually (expecting it to run out the session limit) and queued a 3rd request in the Queue.
Well, when the session limit ran out and then was again lifted, this queueing program did.... nothing. It didn't instruct claude to continue the previous request to complete it, nor did it start the 3rd queued request.
Suffice to say, that behavior is problematic and essentially renders the program useless. If you buy the program, queue up say 2 dozen requests, a whole bunch of them might never get worked on, because the program can't recognize when a limit was reached, removed, and then restarts the previous request.
To queue up a series of quick, simple things? Yeah, it'll work okay for that. But if they're quick and simple, you can just do it manually. Why spend $15 for a program to do it for you, if they're that quick and simple. No, you're buying a program like this explicitly because your requests are repeatedly running into limits, and you need a program to manage them for you so you don't constantly have to check the browser session to see where you stand.
Sadly, this program falls on its face for that.
Good concept. Bad execution. Has potential. Hopefully the authors continue to revise the program and make it useful.
Nathaniel McPherson6 months ago
Does not work for claude.ai as of Saturday, April 18, 2026 5:52 PM
vien klett13 months ago
it is rediculous when you ask to pay for Claude without trial or free test on prompts.
Antti Kinnunen17 months ago
You have to pay, Takes you data before telling data. Be aware.
Jameson Adams19 months ago
Required to pay and take your information before it tells you have to pay. It's like promising a service and taking all your information and then once you've given your information you're required to pay before you can try it out.
A24 months ago
Hi, how the *** do i get this to work? SOS
EDIT: I am not a smart (wo)man. Just had to refresh page/reinstall extension. Amazing.
Ruqing Chen24 months ago
Works as described.
Ásgeir Thor2.2 years ago
Super convenient!
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