Auto mode
Auto mode lets Claude work through your to-do list on its own. Press Start auto in To-dos and Claude takes tasks from the top of Up next, each checked by a second Claude before it counts.
- Since
- 0.1.27
- Where to find it
- View ▸ To-dos ▸ Start auto, or the gear for its settings
Good to know
Section titled “Good to know”Follow it from the To-dos panel
The line under the buttons says what auto mode is doing. To turn it off, Stop after this task lets the current task finish, and Stop now puts it back in Up next. Closing the Auto tab only hides it; Show chat brings it back.
Choose how it works, behind the gear
The gear opens auto mode’s settings for the project, and each change applies at once. In parallel runs several tasks at once. Decide for me lets Claude make choices itself and note each one; it still asks you about logins, money and anything that can’t be undone.
Run several tasks at once
In parallel, each task gets its own Auto tab (Auto, Auto 2, Auto 3…), up to 8 at once, and Multee hands each tab a different task. They share the project folder, so tasks that touch the same files can clash.
Stop one task, keep the rest
Right-click a task auto mode is on and choose Stop, or press ■ Stop in its details. The task goes back to Up next marked ✋, left for you, and the other tasks keep going.