Rate Limit Card
API rate limit card showing current rpm usage against the plan cap with a progress bar, rolling window details, and the queue-not-drop policy.
API rate limit card showing current rpm usage against the plan cap with a progress bar, rolling window details, and the queue-not-drop policy.
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Rate Limit Card shows the current requests-per-minute consumption against a 600 rpm plan cap: a headline reading 412 rpm, a Progress bar at 68% of limit, and a ruled detail strip covering window (1 minute rolling), limit, current, and peak this hour (531 rpm at 09:44). Below the strip a muted callout carries the honest policy note: at the limit we queue, we do not drop, and queued requests receive a Retry-After header.
Window rows are a single const array, making the policy strip trivial to wire to a live endpoint. The queue-not- drop promise belongs in the UI, not buried in docs.
Reach for this block on an API settings or developer portal page, wired to your rate-limit metrics endpoint. Refresh counts on an interval (the block notes every 10 seconds) and update the progress value live.
A natural flow around it on an Application Pro page:
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One strong use is the per-workspace API rate meter. Other rate or quota surfaces:
Tip: the rolling window note is load-bearing copy, callers see different numbers than fixed-clock limits and the distinction prevents confused support tickets.