Overview
The Max Allowed Agent Interactions limit is the maximum number of actions an automation agent can perform in a single execution, also known as a run. This limit is set to 25 interactions.
What counts as an interaction?
Any agent action, including:
- Clicking
- Scrolling
- Reading or analyzing the screen
What happens after 25 interactions?
The agent stops and may return an incomplete result or an error.
Why does this limit exist?
To prevent:
- Infinite or runaway loops
- The agent getting stuck on large or slow-loading screens
- Excessive resource usage
What should I know about this limit?
- It is not per account
- It is not per day
- It applies only per run
- Every new run resets the limit back to 25
Example
If the agent must scroll many times to view a long or dynamic form, each scroll counts toward the limit. Long workflows may hit the 25-interaction cap before finishing.
When might users see this limit?
During tasks like filling out multi-field forms—name, phone, email—because many screen reads and actions can quickly exceed 25 interactions.