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Go ahead and log off

que is a macOS app for running coding agents in parallel, with a distraction-free view that lets you unplug and focus while they work.
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  1. 8 AM. Coffee first. Two pull requests opened overnight. The report view sums up the night: five sessions, two pull requests, one session waiting for you and one unlock.
  2. 9:30 AM. Each task gets a worktree, and a chime when it's done. A Claude Code session reads, edits and tests the uploader in its own worktree while the others work, and a chime sounds as the cache session finishes.
  3. 11 AM. In a meeting? Go quiet for an hour. One click on Quiet 1h swaps the window for the quiet board, a dim row per session saying working, waiting or idle, until 12:00.
  4. 12 PM. Back at your desk, anything that needs you is waiting. The terminals come back, and the billing session is still asking for permission to run npm run migrate.
  5. 6 PM. End of the day. You leave, but the sessions keep running. Quiet hours start: the quiet board stays up until 08:00 while three sessions keep working.
  6. 10:14 PM. Need to check in? Unlock for a quick, timed look. From home, a 20-minute unlock shows the terminals again; asked whether the checks on #88 passed, Claude Code looks and says all three pass, then the quiet board comes back.