Getting Started
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.
Method A — Keep Top N (Recommended)
How to configure:
- Enable thresholds.
- Set Minimum Tasks Running to the number you want to keep (e.g., 50).
- 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:
- Enable thresholds.
- Set both a Progress Threshold (%) and a Task Time Threshold (seconds).
- 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.