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Thank you — I’m really glad the workflow is working now 
About your question: adding 2–3 AI Agents will not give you more tokens on an unpaid plan. The token limits are applied at the account/API level, not per agent or per workflow. So even if you create multiple agents, they all share the same usage limits.
If you are currently using n8n mainly to learn automation, I strongly recommend trying a local lightweight LLM instead of relying only on cloud tokens. You can run small models locally and connect them to n8n, which lets you experiment freely without worrying about token limits.
There is a good video explaining the setup here: 17:18
If you plan to work on a real production project, then it’s important to understand token usage and cost optimization. In that case, combining cloud models with a local LLM can still be a very good strategy.
I’m preparing a small tip/tutorial about this topic and will share it soon I’ll, mention you when I publish it 