One agent, many automations

You get one agent per account, with one wallet. Each job you want it to do is its own automation, and every automation runs from that same wallet.

Why one agent and not several

Several agents would mean several wallets to fund, several balances to watch, and several sets of coin opt-ins. On Algorand, each coin other than ALGO that a wallet holds locks 0.1 ALGO of its balance, which is the network's rule, so every extra wallet pays that again. One agent doing many jobs keeps one balance, one history on Runs and one set of trade limits, which is far less to manage and far less to fund.

What your automations share, and what each keeps

They share:

• the agent's wallet, which pays for every call, and for every trade unless you choose connected mode, where trades are built for your Pera wallet;
• your trade limits in Settings, with every automation counting against the same daily figure;
• your plan's runs a day;
• Pause everything in Settings, which stops all of them at once.

Each keeps its own outcomes, its own numbers, its own schedule and its own Pause. An automation holds at most one action that moves money, so a second money-moving job is a second automation. A simple test: if you would ever want to pause one job without the other, or one could succeed while the other fails, make them two automations.

How many automations you can have

Your plan sets how many automations you can have and how many run at a time. The Automations page shows how many you have beside what your plan runs, and the plan table in Settings shows each plan's limits. At the limit, the page stops offering a new one and says so; delete one to make another.

Deleting an automation removes what it does and its schedule, with a few seconds to undo. Your agent's wallet and its balance are not touched, and the payments it made stay on Runs.

If more of your automations are switched on than your plan runs at once, which can happen after moving to a smaller plan, their runs are refused until you pause enough of them to choose which ones run.

Why there is a limit at all

Every run your automations make costs PortMula something to think through, and the plan meters that. What your agent spends on data is your own money, and no plan caps it. Reaching a limit stops the action and tells you; you are never billed an overage you did not agree to. If you need more than your plan allows, tell us.