Pueue V FAQs

Question 1

What is Pueue V and what problem does it solve?

Accepted Answer

Pueue V is a V-language implementation of Model Context Protocol (MCP) tools designed to manage the Pueue task queue system. It provides an interactive way to orchestrate long-running shell commands, handling queues, groups, and dependencies for efficient execution.

Question 2

How can I monitor the status and logs of tasks in Pueue V?

Accepted Answer

Pueue V provides real-time status monitoring capabilities through the `pueue_status` tool, showing the state of all groups and tasks. You can also retrieve detailed log output for any specific task using the `pueue_log` tool.

Question 3

What types of task scheduling does Pueue V support?

Accepted Answer

Pueue V offers highly flexible task scheduling. You can set tasks to run with relative delays (e.g., '3h', '+60s'), at absolute times ('2024-12-31T23:59:59', '5pm'), or based on specific days ('tomorrow', 'monday 9am').

Question 4

Can Pueue V manage dependencies and parallel execution for tasks?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. Pueue V allows you to define sequential task execution using the 'after' parameter for dependencies, ensuring tasks run only after prerequisites complete. It also supports parallel task execution by configuring the number of concurrent slots within defined task groups.

Question 5

How do I integrate Pueue V with an MCP client like Claude Desktop?

Accepted Answer

Integration is straightforward: you configure your MCP client to execute the `pueue-mcp` binary. The tool uses standard input/output for communication, enabling the client to send commands and receive task management responses interactively.

Pueue V

Pueue V

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