Analyze Attio integrations that hit request limits and design separate read and write budgets, controlled queues, and bounded retries. Produce a request control policy with load test evidence and clear rollback thresholds.
Analyze and design an Attio request governor with separate read and write budgets, query-score awareness, bounded retries, and observable backpressure. Use when an Attio integration receives 429 responses or needs safe concurrency controls. Trigger with "Attio rate limits", "Attio 429", or "throttle Attio requests".
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This skill turns Attio's current published limits into a conservative client policy without treating the documented ceilings as reserved capacity.
Use Read, Glob, and Grep to inspect concurrency, queues, retries, and pagination. Use WebFetch only to recheck current official Attio limits and response semantics. Use Write or Edit after the governor policy and rollback threshold are explicit.
Retry-After as an HTTP date, so do not assume an integer delay.Keep the existing least-privilege Bearer token and partition governor state by workspace credential. Never expose tokens in rate-limit telemetry.
Retry-After as an HTTP date when present; otherwise use capped exponential backoff.Do not increase concurrency, replay non-idempotent writes, or drop queued work without the service owner's approval and a rollback plan.
Return verified limits, queue partitions, bucket settings, retry eligibility, maximum retry age, load-test evidence, and rollback thresholds.
| Condition | Response |
|---|---|
Retry-After is malformed | Use capped jittered backoff and preserve the response evidence. |
| Low request count still gets 429 | Inspect query score and other traffic sharing the workspace. |
| Queue age exceeds its objective | Shed optional work or pause producers; do not burst harder. |
| Write result is ambiguous | Reconcile state before any retry. |
Input:
workload=record queries plus writes; symptom=429 bursts; scope=one workspace
Expected handoff:
governor=split read/write; retry=http-date aware; load-test=pass; rollback=defined
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