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procore-rate-limits
Implement adaptive Procore throttling from response headers across spike, hourly, and heavy-load conditions. Use when handling 429 or 503 responses, sizing concurrency, or protecting webhook backlogs. Trigger with: "handle Procore rate limits", "fix Procore 429", "throttle Procore workers".
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# Procore Header-Driven Rate Controller
## Overview
Control throughput from the headers on each response instead of a hard-coded request count. Procore exposes whichever spike or hourly window is most likely to bind, and failed requests consume the same budget as successful calls.
## Prerequisites
- Central request dispatcher with observable worker concurrency
- Durable queue and a clock synchronized well enough to interpret reset timestamps
- Metrics for status, route, remaining budget, reset time, retries, and backlog age
## Instructions
