@omnigent_ai: During a long agent run in Omnigent, you no longer have to wait for each turn to finish before lining up your next move…
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Omnigent introduces a queue and steer feature for agent runs, allowing users to line up follow-up messages while the agent works, and edit, reorder, delete, or steer queued messages without stopping the agent.
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During a long agent run in Omnigent, you no longer have to wait for each turn to finish before lining up your next move.
Type a follow-up while the agent is working and it joins a queue. Edit, reorder, delete, or steer any queued message. Steering sends it at the next natural point without stopping the agent.
This is on by default. Just type while the agent is working and press send.
Read the blog: https://omnigent.ai/blog/queue-and-steer-messages-while-agents-work…
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Line up your next moves while an agent works — steer or reorder them mid-run · Omnigent
Source: https://omnigent.ai/blog/queue-and-steer-messages-while-agents-work During a long agent run, you no longer have to wait for each turn to finish before lining up your next move. Type a follow-up while the agent is still working and it joins a queue instead of interrupting what the agent is doing. Rather than waiting in your head or risking landing in the wrong place, your messages sit in a strip above the composer and are sent automatically, one at a time and in order, as soon as the agent is free.
Nothing you line up early is locked in. Hover any queued message to edit its wording, reorder it by dragging, delete it, or steer it to send it right away without waiting for the queue. Steering does not stop the agent; it works your message into what it is already doing at the next natural point. This works with any agent you run in Omnigent.
This is on by default, with nothing to set up. Just type while the agent is working and press send. For the full list of what you can do with a queued message, see theWeb UI guide.
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