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How @ai picks an account
Each member chooses, for their own @ai questions, how one of their accounts is picked.
Add more than one account each member
In Settings › AI, add as many accounts as you like: several ChatGPT
accounts, several Cursor accounts, several Claude subscriptions, or a mix. Each row shows the account’s plan,
roughly how much of its 5-hour limit is left, and its recent @ai tasks.
Choose how one is picked each member
The Which account answers row switches between two ways:
- Fair: your accounts take turns.
- Least remaining: the account with the least estimated room left that still fits a task, then the next. When none fits, the one with the most left.
How usage is estimated
Hasarak remembers the tasks it sent to each account and assumes a task costs 10% of a $20 plan’s 5-hour limit, scaled by the plan’s price: 1% on a $200 plan, 20% on a free one. If the service reports its own usage, Hasarak counts from that instead.
When an account fails
If an account answers with an error, or its connector can’t be reached, the question goes to your next account.