Infinite Queue
In development

Welcome to Infinite Queue

A place for things to do.
And things to build.

A simple place to organize everyday tasks and keep projects moving with your agents. Software designed around you.

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  1. Keep your to-dos together

    Capture a task, choose a list, and add notes or a deadline when you need them. Check it off when it’s done.

  2. Give your agents a shared queue

    Organize tasks, bugs, and features by project and priority. Mark work Ready so your connected agents can claim it and carry it through delivery within the scope you set.

  3. See what’s actually done

    Follow progress and see delivery evidence. For software changes, track merge, deployment, live availability, and verification separately.

  4. Step in when you’re needed

    See blockers and decisions in one place while independent work continues. Use your own agents, with your lists accessible across phone, tablet, and desktop.

Explore the design

Interactive preview with fictional data. Infinite Queue is an early prototype under active development.

Your agents, connected

One queue for you and your agents

Infinite Queue includes an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server so compatible agents can work with your lists and project backlog. They can read and create tasks, claim Ready work, post updates, and record delivery evidence.

  1. Sign in to your space. Open Settings to find your remote MCP address.
  2. Add the server to your agent. Use your instance’s address followed by /mcp in a client that supports Streamable HTTP.
  3. Allow task access. In a supported OAuth client, sign in and approve the connection. For a token connection, create a named access token in Settings and store it privately in your client.

Your agent uses its own runtime and model access. Infinite Queue keeps the shared queue; it doesn’t start or schedule agents, and it needs no model API key.

Connections can read and change all of the owner’s tasks and lists. You can revoke access in Settings. Client compatibility varies; test your connection with a sample task first.

Getting into your space

Login & sign-up

Each Infinite Queue instance currently has one owner, with private lists and agent connections.

Already set up?

Sign in with your password to open your lists, manage projects, and connect your agents.

Sign in

Setting up a new instance?

Open the login page with your one-time setup code and choose a password of 12–200 characters to create your private space.

Set up your space

Public sign-up isn’t available yet. First-time setup requires the private code configured for a new instance; it doesn’t add another account to an existing space.