Every session has a queue. Type while it is busy and your message waits in line, then runs when its turn comes. Drag items into a new order, pause one or all of them, send one now, or give a single item its own model.
“Resume an active Claude Code session from another device: phone browser, different computer, etc.”
GitHub #47926. Anthropic shipped "Dispatch" for background jobs, but it is programmatic and machine-bound, not a personal queue you add to from your phone and drain from your desktop.
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Built. The queue lives in the cloud, not on one machine. Queue on the desktop, add to it from the phone, drain it from the tablet. Every device reads and writes the same list. And because it batches, you stop burning a live usage window sitting idle between prompts, which is the loudest complaint in the research.
Fire the next thought without waiting on the last. It goes in the list, in order, and it will run.
Drag an item up or down the list. Pause one, or hold the whole queue with Auto-send off, then let it run again when you are ready.
Each queued message runs on the session model or on one you pick for it, so a quick check and a heavy rewrite do not have to share a model.
Enter sends. Cmd+Enter jumps the queue, Ctrl+Enter injects your message into the task already running, and Option+Enter parks it paused for later. One switch on the Active Sessions bar pauses every queue at once.
Add three items from your phone on the way home. They are waiting at your desk, in order, ready to run. Same list, every device, no export step.