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Run Python Agent Queues on PostgreSQL with PgQueuer

Use PgQueuer to run Python agent background jobs from PostgreSQL with transactional enqueue, SKIP LOCKED concurrency, LISTEN/NOTIFY dispatch, recurring schedules, metrics, and a dashboard.

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# Run Python Agent Queues on PostgreSQL with PgQueuer

Use PgQueuer to run Python agent background jobs from PostgreSQL with transactional enqueue, SKIP LOCKED concurrency, LISTEN/NOTIFY dispatch, recurring schedules, metrics, and a dashboard.

## Prerequisites

Python 3.10 or newer, PostgreSQL 13 or newer, pgqueuer package, asyncpg-compatible database connection

## Installation

Install or set up from the source-backed instructions:

Install with pip install pgqueuer, then run pgq install to create the database objects. Define PgQueuer entrypoint consumers and run them with pgq run module:function.