Can I send several requests in a row?
Yes. While Alori works, send your next request and it waits in line. Requests run one at a time, in order, and you can remove your own.
Yes. While Alori is working on one change, type your next request and send it. It waits in line and starts on its own as soon as the current one is done. Requests run one at a time, in the order they were sent.
Also called: queue, line, waiting list, several changes, multiple requests, file d'attente, plusieurs demandes, à la suite
Step 1: Send your next request while Alori works
Type your next request as usual. While Alori is busy, the send button becomes Add to queue. Click it, or press Enter.
Click: Your request › Add to queue
Step 2: See what's waiting
Your waiting requests show as a list with a small clock, under Queued requests. Each one starts by itself in order, so you don't need to stay on the page.
Click: nothing, they run on their own
Step 3: Remove one you don't want
Changed your mind? Click the X on that request (Remove from queue). You can only remove requests you sent yourself.
Click: Remove from queue
Good to know
Your whole app has one line, shared by all your projects and everyone on your team. If something runs in another project, the chat shows, for example, "Working on your Website" and "Your requests start right after."
Each request is charged on its own, when it runs.
A Plan or Ask request waits in line like a Build one.
If it doesn't work
"You're out of credits. I didn't change anything and you weren't charged." A request in line can't start with no credits left. Click Add credits, then send it again.
There's no X on a request. Someone else on your team sent it, so only they can remove it.
A request isn't starting. Another change, maybe in another project, is still running. It starts right after.