AutoSummon

Stop alt-tabbing back to a missed summon. AutoSummon automatically accepts summons after a short, configurable delay — so when your group summons you to the raid, dungeon, or world boss, you get there without lifting a finger. And if the timing's wrong, it backs off on its own.

Why use it?

You're tabbed out between pulls, sorting your bags, or AFK for a second when the summon lands. By the time you notice, it's expired and someone has to recast. AutoSummon handles the click for you, with a countdown you can cancel anytime, and smart safeguards so it never pulls you somewhere you didn't want to go.

Features

Configurable delay — set how many seconds to wait before accepting (0–60). Use a longer delay as a safety window, or set it to 0 to accept instantly.
Slider and text input — set your delay however you like, in a clean options panel.
Cancel on combat — if you enter combat before the countdown finishes, the accept is automatically aborted. No more getting yanked out of a fight.
Cancel on death — won't accept a summon while you're dead.
Summoner and destination info — shows who's summoning you and to which zone, so you can confirm it's intentional before it fires.
Sound alert — plays a chime the moment a summon is detected, even if you're looking away.
Per-character delay override — different delay on your main vs. your alts.
Minimap button — quick access, draggable, and hideable if you keep a tidy minimap.
Full options integration — settings live in the standard Options → AddOns panel, with tooltips on every setting.

How to use

Install, log in, done. AutoSummon works out of the box with a 5-second default delay. To change anything, click the minimap button or type /as.

Slash commands:

/as — open settings
/as delay <number> — set the delay in seconds
/as cancel — cancel a pending acceptance
/as status — show your current settings
/as enable / /as disable — toggle the addon

Notes

Built for The War Within / Midnight (12.0.5). AutoSummon is lightweight, self-contained (no library dependencies), and saves your settings between sessions.

Found a bug or have a feature idea? Drop it in the comments or open an issue on GitHub.