AgentQueue – Unified queue for pending agent sessions

Funnel multiple CLI agent sessions into one queue so you process them in order instead of tab-switching

Problem

Developers run several AI coding agent sessions at once—one waits for confirmation, another waits for a reply, and after switching around they forget who is waiting. One HN user built a tool because they couldn't deal with another Claude Code tab; a V2EX user laments that the more agents they open, the busier they get and cannot schedule their own attention.

Solution

A local-first lightweight scheduler that unifies waiting-for-confirmation and waiting-for-reply states from mainstream CLI agents into a single pending queue. You can respond directly in terminal cards and receive external agent session notifications via desktop notification cards, reducing context-switching cost.

Users

Heavy developers and indie hackers running multiple AI coding agents simultaneously.

MVP

Support at least 3 mainstream CLI agents; read pending states from each session and summarize into a unified queue; send replies/confirmations back from cards; support native macOS/Windows notifications; run locally with no cloud dependency.

Revenue

One-time purchase or low-price subscription; open-source core with paid advanced integrations (more agent adapters, team-shared queues).

Why now

Parallel multi-agent coding became the norm in 2026, but switching costs are severely underestimated and few tools treat multi-session queuing as the core abstraction.