Yes, but it's too bad it creates litter wherever you run it. I'd rather it stored all those logs under ~/.cache/ like the other well behaved utilities, in text files like it does or in a searchable SQLite database.
NQDIR Directory where lock files/job output resides.
Each NQDIR can be considered a separate queue.
Whether or not the default should be $XDG_CACHE_HOME/nq/<something> is a different question. For my own use cases with nq I like the current directory being used, but it would obviously be just as easy for me to set `NQDIR=.`.
This is addressed directly in the first section of the README:
> By default, job ids are per-directory, but you can set $NQDIR to put them elsewhere. Creating nq wrappers setting $NQDIR to provide different queues for different purposes is encouraged.
