#02 · Licences, accounts and usage

Can I use my own AI agent subscriptions?

Yes. In the HumanAI platform everyone connects their own Claude, Codex or Kimi accounts, and can have more than one per agent. When an account hits its limit, work moves to the next one and the exhausted account waits for its reset date.

The problem

Teams already pay for model subscriptions. A platform that forces its own keys hides costs, mixes accounts and loses track of who spent what.

How it works

1. Everyone connects their agent accounts in the cockpit, signing in themselves.
2. They can have more than one account per agent, each kept apart.
3. They choose the order of agents and, for each one, the chain of models.
4. When an account hits its limit, it is set aside until its reset date and work moves to the next one.
5. They see measured usage per account and per subscription.

What it includes

• Agent sign-in from the cockpit, done by the person
• Several accounts per agent, with separate credentials
• Automatic model chain: the best model the account can use comes first
• Automatic hand-over between accounts and agents, with a line in the conversation explaining it
• Respect for each provider's reset date
• Usage: what is left, where it went, in which conversation, in tokens; money only when billed per token; «not measured» never shows as zero
• Personal service credentials (Azure DevOps, Jira, Confluence, Databricks), set and tested by the person

What sets it apart

No hidden model costs and no shared keys. Everyone pays for and controls what they use, and work carries on with another available account when one runs out.

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