What to Do When a Free Request Is Already Running?
First locate the original task, then decide whether to wait or stop.
This Is Not a Monthly Quota Shortage
When a free account already has a request running, starting another request may be blocked. This prompt emphasizes simultaneous running status, not that you are permanently unable to continue this month.
The original request might be in another tab, on another device using the same account, or waiting for tools and approval. Retrieving it first is more effective than continuously opening new sessions.
Resume in Order
Return to the most recent task being processed and confirm whether there are still content updates, tool executions, or pending approvals.
If you just initiated a task on your phone and then continue on your computer, first open the same task to view results instead of resending the request. Confirm which step the original task has reached before adding the next instruction to help avoid duplicate work and state confusion.
- Check the most recently opened tasks on the current account and other devices.
- Wait for the original request to complete if you need the results.
- If no longer needed, use the stop operation provided in the interface.
- After the status ends, send the next clear request.
Still Shows Running After Stopping
Allow time for status synchronization, then refresh the original task to check. If the response stream is disconnected, first try reconnecting the original task; do not assume network disconnection means the backend has exited. Tools may leave partial output or files, so check existing results before proceeding. If the issue persists, record the occurrence time, task status, and error messages; do not troubleshoot by repeatedly switching accounts.