Can I run several Claude Code sessions on one project at once?

Yes, on Pro (up to 5 concurrent sessions). Open several Claude Code windows on the same project — they share one queue and it divides itself: each session leases the next unclaimed task via get_next_task, so they work the top tasks in parallel without two agents grabbing the same one. One session works the list in sequence; five work five tasks at once. Each session also auto-scopes to the project from its working directory.

Is TaskPeace free for Claude Code?

Yes — the Free plan includes 1 MCP session and 50 agent completions per day, enough for everyday Claude Code use. Pro ($10/month) raises that to 5 concurrent sessions and unlimited completions.

The task manager for Claude Code

Q: How do I give Claude Code a task queue?

Install TaskPeace's MCP server with one line — curl -fsSL https://taskpeace.com/install.sh | bash — and restart Claude Code. Claude Code then has tools like get_next_task and complete_task, so it can pull the highest-priority task from your queue, work it, and report a result on a loop.

Q: Can Claude Code work tasks on autopilot?

Yes. TaskPeace keeps one ranked queue; Claude Code calls get_next_task to receive the top unblocked task with context, completes it, then loops. It only stops when the queue returns no task, hits a blocker (flag_needs_human), or you stop it.

Give Claude Code a real task queue. TaskPeace is MCP-native — Claude Code pulls the highest-priority task with get_next_task, works it, reports a result, and grabs the next one. You set the order; it runs the list on autopilot — and you watch it work in a live cockpit.

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Connect in one line

curl -fsSL https://taskpeace.com/install.sh | bash

This downloads the bundled MCP server and merges a promptprio entry into your Claude Code MCP config. Restart Claude Code and the tools are live. (Prefer to do it by hand or self-host? The docs cover both.)

The autopilot loop

Once connected, point Claude Code at your queue and it runs top to bottom — auto-scoping to the project your terminal is in (it reads the working directory, no manual setup):

1. get_next_task     → top unblocked task + merged project context
2. (Claude Code does the work in your repo)
3. complete_task     → short result, logged as an audit trail
4. repeat            → until the queue returns no task

Hit a blocker? Claude Code calls flag_needs_human and moves on, so one stuck task never stalls the whole run.

Why does a queue beat dumping a prompt list?

One priority order — Claude Code always knows the single next thing, even across 1,000+ tasks and many projects.
Context comes with the task — each task carries its project's merged instructions, so you stop re-pasting setup into chat.
Parallelise across sessions (Pro) — open up to 5 Claude Code windows on the same project and the queue divides itself: each session leases the next unclaimed task, so five sessions work the top five in parallel — no partitioning, no two agents on one task.
You stay in control — capture tasks in the Inbox, rank what matters, and the agent only works what you've ranked.

Claude Code task management, task list & task viewer

Claude Code ships a built-in TodoWrite tool for in-session todos — a scratchpad that resets when the session ends. For real Claude Code task management you want a list that persists across sessions and projects: capture work once, rank it, and let Claude Code pull from it on autopilot. TaskPeace is that task list + task viewer — one priority queue Claude Code reads with get_next_task, plus a live board where you watch tasks move and see each result. Your tasklist lives in one place and the agent always knows the next thing to do.

Frequently asked questions

How do I give Claude Code a task queue?

Install the MCP server with one line and restart Claude Code. It then has get_next_task, complete_task and friends, so it can pull from and complete tasks in your TaskPeace queue.

Can Claude Code work tasks on autopilot?

Yes — it loops get_next_task → work → complete_task until the queue is empty, a task is blocked, or you stop it.

Can I run several Claude Code sessions on one project?

Yes (on Pro) — open up to 5 Claude Code windows on the same project. They share one queue and it divides itself: each session leases the next unclaimed task, so they work the top tasks in parallel without colliding. One session works the list in sequence; five work five at once.

Does Claude Code have a task list or task viewer?

Claude Code's built-in TodoWrite is an in-session scratchpad. For a persistent task list and viewer across sessions and projects, connect TaskPeace: you get one ranked queue Claude Code pulls from with get_next_task, plus a live board to watch tasks and results.

Is it free?

Yes. Free includes 1 MCP session and 50 completions/day; Pro ($10/mo) gives 5 sessions and unlimited completions.

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Run it on autopilot. Paste our maintained autopilot prompt into your agent — it adds hard safety gates (money / credentials / publishing stay manual), an empty-queue stop, and auto-scopes to your project.

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Done for now? Paste the stop prompt to end the session cleanly — it lands the current task (done-with-proof or a resume note), syncs the queue true, banks one learning, and leaves you a short report.

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