BullMQ questions are easy to answer from stale memory or Bull (v3) patterns that do not apply to BullMQ. Use this skill to ground answers in the official BullMQ documentation and return the closest authoritative page instead of generic Redis queue advice.

When to Use

Use this skill when the request is about:

BullMQ concepts: queues, workers, jobs, and Redis-backed execution
Creating queues, adding jobs, and processing jobs with workers
Priorities, delays, repeatable jobs, cron schedules, and job schedulers
Retries, backoff, failure handling, and stalled job recovery
Concurrency, rate limiting, parallelism, and sandboxed processors
Flows and parent-child job dependencies
Events, metrics, telemetry, and observability
Redis compatibility, hosting, and cluster considerations
NestJS integration and production deployment guidance
BullMQ patterns: deduplication, idempotency, bulk jobs, and manual retry

Do not use this skill for:

bullmq-docs

When to Use