Edit a queued message
edit_queued_message
Rewrites a message that is still waiting in a site's queue, before the site agent picks it up.
The edit is optimistically concurrent. Read the queue with list_queued_messages first and send the entry's QueueVersion as expectedVersion, and a version that is no longer current is refused rather than quietly overwriting an edit somebody else made in the meantime. On a rejection the tool tells the client to read the queue again, decide whether the change still makes sense against the newer text, and only then retry with the version it just read.
You can only edit a message you queued yourself, and only while it is still queued. Anything you leave out keeps the value the queued message already holds, and content is refused over 500,000 characters. A successful edit raises the entry's QueueVersion and returns the updated entry in item.
Sending content as an empty string removes the entry from the queue instead of rewriting it, and the response then says removed:true. A message that carries files is kept in the queue even then. See Message queue.
Inputs
| Input | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
projectId |
string | Yes | The site id, from list_sites or get_site. |
itemId |
string | Yes | The Id of the queued message, exactly as list_queued_messages reported it. |
expectedVersion |
integer | Yes | The QueueVersion that list_queued_messages reported for this entry. A stale version is refused, so another person's edit is never silently overwritten. |
content |
string | No | The new text of the queued message. An empty string removes the entry from the queue instead of rewriting it. |
mode |
string | No | build, where the agent makes the change, or plan, where it proposes a plan for you to approve first. Leave it out to keep the current mode. |