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This skill provides a comprehensive guide and implementation for handling API rate limiting and network retries (429 errors). It utilizes advanced patterns like the Sliding Window Limiter for per-endpoint rate control, exponential backoff with jitter, and request queuing with concurrency control. Ideal for building robust, resilient applications that interact with rate-limited external APIs like Apollo.io.

Orchestrate Baserow workflows through Composio’s Rube MCP by discovering current tool schemas, validating connections, and executing schema-compliant calls with built-in retries and pagination guidance.

This utility provides comprehensive patterns for reliably integrating with the Deepgram API. It implements concurrency-aware rate limiting (using p-limit), exponential backoff with jitter for retries, and a circuit breaker pattern. Use this when building high-volume, mission-critical applications that must handle API quotas, 429 rate limit errors, and temporary service disruptions gracefully.

Provides structured error handling patterns, logging, retry/circuit breaker strategies, and observability workflows across JavaScript, Python, and Go; ideal when designing resilience, retries, aggregated logging, or alerting.

This skill provides guidance on implementing robust error handling strategies to build highly resilient applications. It covers advanced patterns such as circuit breakers, retries, and handling asynchronous errors, ensuring that the application fails gracefully and provides excellent debugging experiences for both developers and end-users.

This skill provides robust, production-grade patterns for building fault-tolerant search service integrations, specifically targeting Exa. It covers implementing query fallback chains, circuit breakers to prevent cascading failures, exponential backoff for retries, and graceful degradation levels. Use this when designing mission-critical search features that must remain available and functional even if underlying services fail, rate limit, or suffer performance degradation.

This guide provides production-ready patterns for integrating the Firecrawl SDK in TypeScript and Python. It covers essential architectural best practices, such as implementing singleton clients, typed service wrappers, automatic retries with exponential backoff, concurrency management, and robust response validation using Zod. Ideal for building scalable, reliable web scraping services.

This guide provides comprehensive techniques for managing API rate limits and ensuring reliable, high-volume API usage with Gamma. It covers methods such as reading rate limit headers, implementing exponential backoff for automatic retries, and building robust request queuing systems to handle throttling gracefully.

This skill generates robust, type-safe client Software Development Kits (SDKs) for multiple languages (including Python, TypeScript, Go, and Java) directly from OpenAPI 3.0+ specifications. It automatically handles complex API patterns such as authentication (Bearer, OAuth2), automatic retries with exponential backoff, and sophisticated pagination helpers. Use this when you need to create standardized, idiomatic client libraries to consume a defined API contract across diverse development stacks.

A comprehensive utility for managing Groq's API rate limits (RPM/TPM). It implements robust patterns including exponential backoff, automated retries upon 429 errors, and structured request queuing to ensure stable and efficient high-throughput API calls. Includes functions for parsing detailed rate limit headers.

A comprehensive guide to production-ready patterns for using the Groq SDK in TypeScript and Python. Covers best practices for client singleton setup, type-safe completions, streaming, robust error handling (rate limiting, API errors), and implementing exponential backoff retries to ensure stable, high-performance LLM integration.

Inngest integration for building durable, serverless-first background jobs and event-driven workflows. Use typed events, step functions, fan-out, retries, scheduling, and webhook handlers without managing queues or workers.