# Generation Queue

The Generation Queue lets your org run multiple generation and analysis jobs at the same time. You do not need to wait for one job to finish before starting another.

### Where it appears

The Queue is a floating widget that appears while your org has active or recently completed jobs. It is visible across the app, not just inside the page where the job started.

### What it tracks

The queue can show jobs from:

* [Content Forge](/thecontentforge-docs/feature-guides/content-studio.md)
* [ForgeSays](/thecontentforge-docs/feature-guides/forge-says.md)
* [Video Forge](/thecontentforge-docs/feature-guides/video-studio.md)
* Document analysis from [Asset Library](/thecontentforge-docs/feature-guides/asset-library.md)

Each row shows the surface, mode, platform when relevant, current status, elapsed time, and who started it.

### How it works

1. Start a generation or analysis job
2. Keep working elsewhere in the app while it runs
3. The queue tracks active jobs and recent terminal results
4. Open the originating surface to review the finished output
5. Dismiss completed or failed rows when you no longer need the notice

### Bypass modes

Some workflows return results inline instead of creating a background queue row. In Content Forge, **Comment King** and **Image Post** complete synchronously within the current session.

### Cancelling a job

If you need to stop a generation that is in progress, use the cancel option in the queue widget. Terminal jobs can be dismissed from the same control.

### Tips

* Use the queue when you need multiple drafts quickly; start a Rewrite Draft and a Post Helper at the same time rather than waiting for each
* In Video Forge, each selected output becomes its own queue job, so larger batches can finish independently
* Queue visibility is org-wide, so you may see jobs started by teammates


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