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# Mimic AI Settings

Settings is an additional Mimic AI setup tab. It controls how many Mimic AI sessions can run at the same time on the account.

Note: Settings is optional and does not affect activation progress. For the required setup parts, see [Persona Setup](/mimic-ai/persona-setup.md). For an overview of the feature, see the [Mimic AI article](/mimic-ai/general-information.md).

### Active Session Limit

The active session limit sets the maximum number of Mimic AI sessions that can run at once.

* Default: No limit
* Range: 100–1000

When the active session limit is reached, Mimic AI does not start new sessions until a running session ends.

If you need help or run into any issues, feel free to reach out to our Support Team via the chatbox in the bottom-right corner.

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