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Task Threshold

Automatically pause your non successfull tasks.

Threshold Settings

Enable and configure task thresholds to control how many tasks stay active.

  • Toggle Enable Thresholds (y/n) – Turns the feature on or off.
  • Minimum Tasks Running – The bot always keeps at least this number of tasks active.
  • Progress Threshold (%) – Optional filter based on completion percentage.
  • Task Time Threshold (seconds) – Optional filter based on how long a task has been running.

How to configure:

  1. Enable thresholds.
  2. Set Minimum Tasks Running to the number you want to keep (e.g., 50).
  3. Leave Progress Threshold and Task Time Threshold empty or set them to 0.

What happens:

  • The bot continuously keeps the best-performing tasks up to your Minimum (ranked by progress, queue position, and stage) and stops the rest.
  • This method is more predictable and easier to set up.
  • Supported by Royal Albert Hall and Queue-it.

Method B — Dual Thresholds Filter (Advanced)

How to configure:

  1. Enable thresholds.
  2. Set both a Progress Threshold (%) and a Task Time Threshold (seconds).
  3. Set Minimum Tasks Running to the smallest number you still want kept alive.

What happens:

  • Tasks that exceed the time limit and are below the progress threshold are closed.
  • The bot still keeps at least your Minimum Tasks Running active.

Recommendations

  • Prefer Method A for most users; it’s predictable and quick to tune. For example, set Minimum to 50 to keep your top 50 tasks.

Risks

  • If queues are unstable, you can lose progression if the kept tasks drop out.
  • Limiting tasks too aggressively can cause you to lose your spot if the remaining tasks fail or disconnect.
  • Setting Minimum too low can stop too many tasks and leave you with none running.