Queue

stacks-queue · Backend and API · model-invoked

The queue system itself: workers, batches, failed jobs, queue events, health checks, testing, and the Redis, database and sync drivers.

When to reach for it

• Creating jobs
• Dispatching
• Workers
• Batches
• Failed jobs
• Queue events
• Health checks
• Testing
• Redis/database/sync drivers
• Rate limiting
• Scheduled jobs

Covers

@stacksjs/queue, config/queue.ts, app/Jobs/.

Inside the skill

The sections an agent reads once the skill loads.

• Key Paths
• Source Files
• Job Class (action.ts)
• JobBuilder Fluent API (job.ts)
• Job Batching (batch.ts)
• Job Discovery (discovery.ts)
• Job Scheduler (scheduler.ts)
• Queue Worker (worker.ts)
• Queue Events (events.ts)
• Queue Health (health.ts)
• Failed Job Notifications (notifications.ts)
• Queue Testing (testing.ts)
• Redis Driver (drivers/redis.ts)
• Creating a Job
• config/queue.ts
• Gotchas

Where the code lives

• Queue package: storage/framework/core/queue/src/
• Configuration: config/queue.ts
• Application jobs: app/Jobs/
• Job model: storage/framework/defaults/app/Models/Job.ts
• Failed job model: storage/framework/defaults/app/Models/FailedJob.ts

Using it

This one is model-invoked. Your agent reaches for it on its own when the task matches, and you can also call it by name:

/stacks-queue

Source: stacks-queue/SKILL.md. Shadow it for one project with app/Skills/stacks-queue/SKILL.md, then re-run buddy setup:ai. See Writing your own.