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Can the Brain move agents when an account is nearly used up?

Yes, you can enable Let Brain 1 handle high usage in Switch status. Codus checks reported usage windows, confirms fresh readings and waits for a safe prompt before moving supported Claude or Codex sessions.

Before you start

Have another signed-in account with available usage. Account-switch permission and Claude/Codex handoff permission are separate and off by default. Moving accounts does not remove the provider's limits or purchase more usage.

Enable monitoring

  1. Click Claude or Codex in the status bar, then Switch status.
  2. Under Agent permissions, enable Allow agents and Brain to switch accounts.
  3. Enable Also allow Claude and Codex handoffs only if you want provider changes as well.
  4. Under Usage monitoring, enable Let Brain 1 handle high usage.
  5. Set Warn at to a whole percentage from 1 to 99 and click Save threshold.
  6. Decide whether to enable Include pinned terminals in automatic moves. Leave it off to preserve those account assignments.

If nothing moves

Read the monitoring detail and expand the affected-terminal list. Busy work waits. Missing spare accounts, unconfirmed usage, permissions or pinned assignments can leave terminals unchanged. Ask Brain to retry is offered when a warning needs attention; fix the stated cause first.

How do I know it worked?

The monitoring history records the warning and any blocked terminals. Switch status confirms successful moves as Verified. A warning by itself does not mean an account change happened.

Read as markdownUpdated 2026-09-09