More control over the queue system

I would love more control over the queue system.

1. Automatically pause the queue when usage limits are reached

If I’m working on a project with multiple queued tasks and my usage limit is exceeded, Codex currently continues processing the queue, but each response simply becomes “No usage available.”

As a result, the queued tasks are effectively lost, and I have to manually copy and paste them back into the chat once I have more credits or my usage resets.

Instead, Codex should automatically:

• Pause the queue when usage is exhausted.

• Keep all remaining queued tasks intact.

• Allow the queue to resume once additional credits are purchased or usage resets.

2. Pause the queue without stopping the current task

I would also love the ability to pause the queue while a task is actively running.

Desired behavior:

• The current task continues running normally.

• No queued tasks are removed.

• When the current task finishes, Codex does not automatically start the next queued task.

• I can manually resume the queue when I’m ready.

This would be especially useful when I want to review the output of a task before allowing the next queued actions to run, without interrupting work already in progress.

Together, these features would make long-running projects and multi-step workflows significantly more reliable and user-friendly.