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Draft, send, queue and stop a request

Prepare one bounded request, submit it deliberately, and distinguish waiting work from the active turn. The visible draft remains editable until you send it; a suggestion chip is not automatic execution.

Before submitting​

Check the workspace root, preserve unrelated changes, and confirm the intended model route. Do not include credentials. Name the files to inspect and the observable result, and keep approval-sensitive actions outside an ambiguous “fix everything” request.

This Markdown brief is a composition aid. Replace its instructions with the facts of your task before submission. It does not itself enforce tool permissions or spending limits.

# Task brief

## Goal

Describe one outcome.

## Scope

List the files or subsystem to inspect.

## Existing work

State which changes must be preserved.

## Acceptance

Name the relevant test or observable result.

## Approval boundary

List actions that need a separate decision.

For untrusted material, the OWASP prompt-injection guidance provides background on why source text must not acquire authority over the task.

Send or queue​

  1. Open Agent RX and type the request, or choose a suggestion and revise the filled draft.
  2. Review the target, preservation requirements, and acceptance check.
  3. Press Enter in the agent panel to send or queue it.
  4. Inspect whether it became the active turn or remains waiting. A queued request has not completed merely because it left the input field.
  5. Read tool traces and proposals before accepting work. Check the actual project artifact separately from the final answer.

Stop without assuming rollback​

Choose Stop to cancel the active turn. Inspect work already performed and the remaining queue before continuing; cancellation is not a universal undo operation. Preserve relevant output and current buffers rather than repeatedly resubmitting the original request.

Do not switch folders as a substitute for reviewing the task: that cancels the old worker and discards the queue and review cards. Re-establish the actual state before composing another request. See the editor/agent model for the separate draft, proposal, buffer, and save stages.