Tell me what you'd hand an agent and I'll write the list it works from.
Queue Starter
A to-do list for your coding agent, not for you. Say where the rows should live, what kinds of work go in, and what still needs a human, and this writes the table plus the skill or prompt that works it.
Where will the rows live?
Anything your agent can read and write. The point is that it survives a closed tab, so a chat window doesn't count.
What would you hand it?
Each one you tick becomes a row type, and the agent gets separate instructions for how to work it. Two or three is a real start. All six is a second job.
What has to stop and ask you?
This is the most important answer here. Everything unticked, the agent finishes on its own.
Who fills the queue?
Filling it yourself works fine and is where everyone starts. The second option is where it stops being a list you maintain.
What do you call it?
The sentence you'll type to start a run. Yours can be anything, it just has to be the same every time.
Where do you work?
The skill is a file your agent loads on its own. The prompt is for pasting into a browser chat, where nothing is installed.