Supported Capabilities of Agent OS
- Agent OS is a plan-based feature, and the number of executions allowed depends upon the Agent OS pricing plan that is activated for a particular organization.
- Organizations that have upgraded to a paid plan will have a soft cap for executions (when reaching this threshold they will be notified by email), and a hard cap that is 5x the number of the soft cap. After the organization hits the hard cap, automations will be temporarily disabled for that month.
- By default, each organization will be enrolled in the Explorer Plan, which is included at no cost and allows up to 200 executions per month (200 soft cap and 200 hard cap).
- The maximum number of projects allowed per organization is 50.
- The maximum number of automations allowed per project is 50.
- The maximum number of steps allowed per automation is 15.
- Currently, organization members can only view and edit their own projects.
- There is no support for nesting within Conditional Path and Repeat Path steps.
- The Pause and Response action connectors cannot be used within Conditional Path and Repeat Path steps.
- The maximum number of loops per Repeat Path is 100.
- For Direct Queue (if automation is not throttled), the rate limit is 5000 executions per minute per organization.
- You can select up to 10 executions per second from Agent OS Settings (if an automation is throttled) for a specific automation.
- If an automation includes a Response connector, Retry Execution will not be available for that automation.
- In Agent OS's Design mode, the test action output response previews are limited for performance - if a payload object exceeds 1 MB, only the first 10 nodes of arrays are shown. For payloads under 1 MB, the full output is displayed. This limitation helps optimize performance and ensures efficient data rendering in the browser.
- The maximum supported size for incoming HTTP requests is 3 MB.
- The maximum supported output size for the Log action is 1 MB.
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