Chapter · Accounts & usage limits
Accounts and usage limits
Check each Muse account’s usage, paused state, and parallel jobs before sending more work from the app or an agent.
Before you start
- Add and sign in to your own Muse account first.
- Muse4AI is free. Creating images and videos uses your Muse account’s usage limit.
- Jobs on one account share that account’s Muse memory. Use a separate account for research you want to keep apart.
1Check account readiness
Open Accounts. Read each account’s state before assigning work. A paused account needs attention; adding parallel jobs will not fix it.
2Read the usage panel
Inspect the weekly limit and extra part reported by Muse. If Muse reports nothing left, automatic assignment skips that account.
3Set parallel work carefully
Open the account’s settings and choose its maximum parallel jobs. This controls simultaneous work, not the usage limit granted by Muse.
4Resolve pauses before continuing
For verification or expired sign-in, open the account window and complete the requested action yourself. For a limit or unsupported region, respect Muse’s restriction; do not change proxies to get around it.
Check it worked
You know which accounts can take work and which must wait or need your attention.
If it doesn't work
Why is an account skipped?
Check its state and usage panel. An exhausted or paused account is not ready for automatic assignment.
Does more parallel work give more usage?
No. It only changes how much work can run at once. Muse still controls the account’s usage limit.
Why do research answers share context?
Jobs on one account share its Muse memory and history. Use a separate account and manage Muse memory yourself when separation matters.