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intercom-rate-limits

Handle Intercom API rate limits with backoff, queuing, and header monitoring. Use when handling 429 errors, implementing retry logic, or optimizing API request throughput for Intercom. Trigger with phrases like "intercom rate limit", "intercom throttling", "intercom 429", "intercom retry", "intercom backoff", "intercom request limit".

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# Intercom Rate Limits

## Overview

Intercom enforces rate limits per app and per workspace. Handle 429 errors
gracefully with exponential backoff, queue-based throttling, and proactive
header monitoring. This skill gives you five composable defenses — a retry
wrapper, a live monitor, a request queue, request batching, and metrics — so a
high-volume integration stays under the ceiling instead of spraying 429s.

The full, copy-paste TypeScript for all five lives in
[references/implementation.md](references/implementation.md); this page carries
the limits, the header contract, and a lean skeleton so you can wire it up from
here and drill in for depth.
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