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Re the comments:
1. Yes, Clear Queue is for that assembler only but it should work for Groups if you assign it to an action bar or just select the block group. I'd suggest making a normal block group and using that to clear all of the assemblers.
2. The "Quota Group" balancing stuff is an optional alternative to creative mode that tries to use assembler speed to determine how many to put into each, as you noticed. Glad you like it!
I have 2 assemblers on 2 different connected grids, A base and a ship. They are sharing the production load, helping on the same job. At first when I press Quota, it works correctly and splits the job. But if I run the Quota a second time it doesn't seem to take into account what is on the other connected assembler, on the ship, so thinks there are items missing, but they're actually not missing and are in the assember of the connected ship. Since we usually Sort and then Quota, shouldn't be a problem, but I forgot to do that and noticed the repeating missing items.
That said, if I throw a cockpit on top of the assembler, it'll immediately push some glass into the cockpit via the conveyor system, and then it'll say there's some glass missing because cockpits are not part of the quota containers. The default is only "Cargo" in the name is considered for quota. I wonder if you're running into this - for example, the assembler is pushing its results into a connector or a cockpit or something. I wonder if it'd be better to make containers taggable as "ignore for quota" instead of only considering those with a quota keyword and simply consider all of them by default.