Graveyard Keeper 2 automation: worker setup
To automate a reported production chain, assign workers to supplier and production stations, queue a recipe, and check that required materials can reach the station. The workflow is not independently reproduced in a build identified by this site. Confirm the station prompts before planning a larger setup around it.
On this page
The reported setup uses one worker at the supplier station and another at a production station, with a recipe queued at the workbench. Check job Mastery, required inputs, and the current station prompt; exact range, rates, unlocks, and machine rules remain pending confirmation. If output does not start, check Mastery and missing inputs before moving stations.
- Confirmed role
- Production automation
- Factory details
- Needs current-game verification
How is the supplier workflow reported to work?
The guide describes assigning a worker to the supplier station so it carries needed materials from storage to another staffed production station. It reports that finished products return to storage after the recipe is queued. The same source recommends keeping storage and production close to reduce walking. This workflow is a launch-day report without a build label, so confirm the station prompt and movement in your own save before planning a large factory.
Why might a queued recipe not start?
The guide reports that each job can require a particular Mastery level and that a worker below the requirement will not complete it. It says an appropriate tool or perk can raise Mastery, while missing inputs can also stop a chain. Compare the recipe requirement with the worker and the stored materials before moving stations. Exact tool values, chest range, fuel handling, and every failure message are pending confirmation.
What should you check before expanding?
Confirm the current unlock, station, recipe inputs, worker requirement, and output location before duplicating a production chain. Keep the first setup small enough to see whether items move as the guide describes. The collected material does not verify machine tiers, production rates, power rules, worker limits, or an optimal layout. Those details remain marked for review until checked in a reproducible full-release build.
Check the linked sources and their dates before using version-sensitive advice.