# See every connected AI plan, live

> A clearer settings view shows which subscriptions are ready, limited, resetting, or waiting for sign-in.

- Canonical page: [/blog/see-every-connected-plan-live](https://grain.sh/blog/see-every-connected-plan-live)
- Agent-readable page: [/agents/blog--see-every-connected-plan-live.md](https://grain.sh/agents/blog--see-every-connected-plan-live.md)
- Section: Blog
- Category: Product
- Published: September 3, 2026
- Reading time: 4 min read

## Capacity should not be a guessing game

A connected AI plan is useful only when you know whether it can take the next task. Grain now gathers the state of every account into one live view, so availability is understandable before you start a Mission—not after it stalls.

Each plan reports the state that matters: active, limited with a reset time, or sign-in required. Grain credits and agent model assignments sit alongside subscription capacity, giving teams one operational picture instead of several provider dashboards.

## Designed for decisions

The view is intentionally direct. Healthy plans are easy to scan, warnings explain the next action, and reset times replace ambiguous error messages. When a credential needs attention, Grain says so without hiding the rest of the system.

This is the foundation for account-aware routing: visibility first, then automation. Teams can let Grain coordinate routine limits while keeping the information required to intervene.

- Check provider capacity before launching a large run.
- Know exactly when a limited plan is expected to return.
- Spot expired sign-ins without opening every provider.
- Review hosted and bring-your-own capacity together.

## About Grain

Grain is a multi-agent work platform. A person describes an outcome as a Mission, Grain coordinates the models, tools, files, repositories, and connected computers needed to do the work, and the result returns for review.

Start with [the complete agent-readable index](https://grain.sh/agents/index.md) or read [the full site corpus](https://grain.sh/llms-full.txt).