Suggestion queue
A persistent, demand-first queue of suggested prompts from research and discovery, with idempotent enqueue, safe accept, and a restorable rejected list.
The suggestion queue is a persistent list of suggested prompts, drawn from research and discovery, grouped by the discovery run that produced them and ordered demand-first.
What it does
Rather than surfacing prompt ideas once and losing them, MentionFlow keeps them in a durable queue. Suggestions arrive from research and from auto-discovery, stay grouped by their discovery run, and are ordered demand-first so the most-asked ideas sit at the top.
How to use it
Open /suggestions. Each row can be accepted or rejected, individually or in bulk. Accepting an idea turns it into a tracked prompt; rejecting removes it from the pending list. The rejected list is restorable, so a dismissed idea is never gone for good.
How it's computed
The queue is built to be safe under repeated runs and against your quota:
- Enqueue is idempotent against
(brand, normalized text). Because a rejected suggestion keeps its normalized identity, a later discovery run never resurfaces something you already rejected. - The pending queue is capped at 500.
- Accepting claims the rows first, then checks the prompt quota with the real count, and rolls the claim back if the quota is exceeded. The suggestions stay pending rather than being lost, so a full quota never silently drops an idea.
- Pending suggestions hold no plan slot — they cost nothing against your prompt quota until you accept them.
The normalized text used here is the same trim + collapse-whitespace + lowercase identity that Prompts uses for CSV dedup, so a suggestion and an imported prompt are recognised as the same thing.
Limits
- Pending cap: 500 suggestions.
- Accepting is subject to the pooled prompt quota — see Plans and quotas.
Related
- Prompts — where accepted suggestions land.
- Research — a primary source of suggestions.
- Plans and quotas — the quota that governs accepting.