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serpapi-rate-limits

Discover SerpAPI account throughput and allowance dynamically, then enforce admission, concurrency, and retry budgets. Use when preventing 429s or coordinating search workers. Trigger with "configure SerpAPI rate limits".

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# SerpAPI Capacity and Rate-Limit Control

## Overview

Use the account's live contract as the source of truth instead of embedding plan names or numeric limits in code.

## Prerequisites

- Workload arrival rate, burst size, latency objective, search budget, and job priority
- Access to the Account API and ownership of all workers sharing the key
- Metrics for attempts, successes, cached results, 429s, latency, and searches left

## Tool Discipline

Use `Read`, `Glob`, and `Grep` to inventory producers and retry loops, `WebFetch` to verify current Account API and status semantics, `Write` or `Edit` for admission controls and observability, and `Bash(python3:*)` for an approved capacity check or load simulation.
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