Autobots Network
  • Introduction
    • About
  • THE PROBLEM SPACE
    • The AI Agent Revolution
    • Current Limitations in AI Agent Development
    • The Technical Barriers to Entry
    • The Centralization Problem
    • User Experience Challenges
  • Our Solution
    • The Autobots Philosophy
    • Core Value Proposition
    • Key Differentiators
    • Platform Overview
  • THE AUTOBOTS ECOSYSTEM
    • Eliza OS Integration
    • Telegram-Native Experience
    • Decentralized Architecture
    • Feedback Loop Design
  • TECHNICAL ARCHITECTURE
    • Agent Builder System
    • Backend Processing Pipeline
    • Infrastructure Implementation
      • Deployment Architecture
      • Technical Components
      • Deployment Process
  • Runtime Architecture
    • Platform Integration Layer
    • Runtime Layer
    • LLM Integration Layer
    • State Management Layer
    • Observability Layer
  • Component Details
  • User Guides
    • Creating Your First Agent
    • Agent Allocation System
      • Current Allocation Process
      • Why We Use Slot Allocation
      • Checking Slot Availability
      • FAQ on Agent Slots
      • Future Enhancements
  • Agents Creation Payment
    • Why We Have a Monthly Fee
    • Payment FAQ
  • TOKENOMICS & GOVERNANCE
    • Key Details
  • COMMUNITY & RESOURCES
    • Important Resources
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  1. User Guides

Agent Allocation System

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Last updated 20 days ago

Understanding Agent Slots

The Autobots platform uses an agent allocation system based on "slots" to ensure optimal performance and resource efficiency. This system helps us maintain high-quality service while managing infrastructure costs.

What are Agent Slots?

Agent slots are essentially capacity units on our platform:

  • Each active agent you create requires one slot

  • The platform has a finite number of available slots at any given time

  • Once you claim a slot by creating an agent, it remains yours until you delete that agent

How Slot Allocation Works