Context & usage

Subscription limits & automatic pausing

Follow the limits of the linked account.

Track reported subscription periods and pause at your chosen remaining-usage threshold.

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Subscription monitoring uses the limits actually reported by the provider.Actual Linqbase interface · demonstration project
TURN IDEAS INTO POSSIBILITIES

Follow the limits of the linked account.

When working within the allowance of a supported personal AI subscription.

Subscriptions can expose different usage periods. A fixed five-hour meter would misrepresent accounts that report only another period.

Use synchronised provider data and configure the pause threshold. Relevant weekly restrictions take priority when a shorter window resets.

YOUR NEXT STEP

How to get started.

From your first choice to the result. Here is how to use this feature in your own project.

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    Inspect applicable periods, such as five-hour, weekly or monthly limits, where reported by the provider.

  2. 02

    Enable monitoring and choose the remaining percentage that pauses relevant subscription conversations.

  3. 03

    Resume only after a reliably confirmed replenishment. A restricting weekly limit takes priority even if a shorter period has refilled.

IN PRACTICE

How it could work for you.

Pause subscription tasks near the chosen threshold and continue only when the required allowance is reliably available again.

How to assess the result

Missing or stale information is not proof of unlimited access and should not silently trigger paid API work.

GET STARTED IN LINQBASE

Where to find it.

Profile → Subscription usage; Settings → AI → Subscription monitoring

Available actions depend on your plan, mode and project state. Features that require a task become available within an appropriate conversation.
SAVE & CONTINUE

What is saved?

Confirmed limits, reset times and pause reasons are saved and refreshed during synchronisation.

GOOD TO KNOW

What you need to know

This is separate from API token budgets. Unknown or stale data does not imply unlimited access. Credits and reset actions vary by provider; consuming a saved reset requires explicit consent.