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Rate Limits Understanding TaskFlow API's rate limiting policies

Overview


                  To ensure fair usage and maintain service stability, TaskFlow
                  API implements rate limiting on all endpoints. Different
                  endpoints have different rate limits based on their purpose
                  and resource requirements.

Rate Limit Categories

`Category`	`Limit`	`Window`	`Applies To`
`Global`	`100 requests`	`15 minutes`	`All endpoints`
`Authentication`	`5 requests`	`1 hour`	`Sign in and Sign up endpoints`
`API`	`50 requests`	`15 minutes`	`All API endpoints`

Rate Limit Headers

The API returns the following headers with each
                  response:

RateLimit-Limit : Maximum number of requests allowed in the window
RateLimit-Remaining : Number of requests remaining in the current window
RateLimit-Reset : Time when the rate limit window resets (Unix timestamp)

Best Practices

💡 Tips to avoid rate limiting:

• Implement caching for frequently accessed data
• Batch operations when possible
• Use exponential backoff for retries
• Monitor the rate limit headers in responses

Rate Limit Errors


                  When you exceed the rate limit, you'll receive a
                  429 Too Many Requests
                  response with a JSON payload containing:

• Error message explaining the limit
• Suggested actions to take
• Time when you can resume making requests