claude-code - 💡(How to fix) Fix Queue messages to send at true end-of-turn, not next LLM pause [1 comments, 2 participants]

TL;DR

Implement an "end-of-turn only" queue mode to ensure messages are sent after Claude has fully completed the current task.

Guidance

• Identify the current queue flushing mechanism and modify it to wait for the true end-of-turn signal, rather than intermediate pauses.
• Introduce a setting, flag, or per-message toggle to enable the "end-of-turn only" queue mode, allowing users to control when queued messages are sent.
• Consider adding a callback or hook that notifies the queue when Claude has completed a task, triggering the sending of queued messages.
• Review the existing workarounds (e.g., bundling prompts, stop hooks, /loop) to understand their limitations and inform the design of the new queue mode.

Example

No code snippet is provided as the issue does not contain specific technical details about the current implementation.

Notes

The solution may require significant changes to the queue management and task completion detection mechanisms. The "end-of-turn only" queue mode should be designed to work seamlessly with the existing features, such as stacked prompts and autonomous sessions.

Recommendation

Apply a workaround, such as bundling prompts or using stop hooks, until a proper "end-of-turn only" queue mode can be implemented, as it provides a more reliable and ergonomic solution for users.