generated: '2026-09-13'
method: searched
source: >-
  https://otpm-api.aibidia.com/swagger/public/swagger.json — the operation description Aibidia itself wrote into
  POST /api/datainjections/automated, plus the declared schema constraints on the request body.
docs: https://otpm-api.aibidia.com/swagger/index.html
limit_count: 1
note: >-
  Aibidia publishes exactly one rate figure, and it is a RECOMMENDATION rather than an enforced limit: "Rate
  Limit: Recommended 1 request per second." No 429 response is declared on any operation, no rate-limit response
  headers are declared, and no Retry-After is mentioned. An agent therefore has a number to obey but no runtime
  signal to react to — it cannot tell whether it is near a limit, over one, or whether one is enforced at all.
  The hard caps below ARE enforced, but they are volume caps expressed as schema constraints, not rate limits.
limits:
- scope: per-api-key
  applies_to: POST /api/datainjections/automated
  window: 1s
  limit: 1
  burst: null
  enforced: unknown
  kind: recommended
  evidence: 'Operation description: "**Rate Limit**: Recommended 1 request per second."'
volume_constraints:
- name: max items per page
  value: 5000
  field: data
  evidence: 'InputAutomatedMultiLevelSegmentationInjectionDto.data.maxItems = 5000; description: "**Page Size**: Max 5000 items per page."'
- name: max pages per submission
  value: 2000
  field: pages
  evidence: 'InputAutomatedMultiLevelSegmentationInjectionDto.pages maximum = 2000; description: "**Total Pages**: Max 2000 pages."'
- name: effective max rows per period
  value: 10000000
  derivation: 5000 items x 2000 pages
- name: ordering constraint
  value: pages must be sent in consecutive order
  evidence: 'Operation description: "**Consecutive Order**: Pages must be sent in consecutive order."'
- name: failure recovery
  value: restart from currentPage 0
  evidence: 'Operation description: "**Failure Recovery**: If a request fails, restart from `currentPage: 0`."'
  note: >-
    At the recommended 1 request/second and the maximum 2000 pages, a full-size submission takes ~33 minutes,
    and any failure inside that window costs the whole upload. This is the single most consequential operational
    fact on Aibidia's public surface.
response_headers:
  observed: []
  documented: []
  note: >-
    None declared in the OpenAPI and none observable anonymously — both operations require an
    X-DATAINGESTION-API-KEY and return 401 without one, so a live unauthenticated probe cannot reveal headers.
status_on_exhaustion: null