generated: '2026-08-06'
method: searched
source: https://api.aquabyte.ai/openapi.json
docs: https://api.aquabyte.ai/v3/docs
summary: >-
  A single global quota is published in prose inside the OpenAPI description. It is not
  expressed in the specification as a 429 response or as RateLimit response headers, so it
  is documented but not machine-readable at runtime.
rate_limits:
- name: Global request quota
  scope: api-key
  limit_count: 1000
  limit_period: hour
  applies_to: all operations
  quote: Requests are limited to 1000 requests/hour
  source: https://api.aquabyte.ai/openapi.json (info.description)
result_limits:
- name: Result set cap
  limit_count: 10000
  unit: records
  scope: response
  overflow_behaviour: cursor
  detail: >-
    Responses are capped at 10,000 records; over that, the response carries a nextToken and
    the client repeats the request with &nextToken=<token> until nextToken is absent.
  source: https://api.aquabyte.ai/openapi.json (info.description)
headers:
  documented: []
  note: >-
    No X-RateLimit-*, RateLimit or Retry-After response headers are documented, and no 429
    response is declared on any operation. An agent can plan against the stated hourly
    ceiling but cannot read remaining quota mid-run.
plans: null
plans_note: >-
  Aquabyte publishes no pricing or plan tiers for the API; access is bundled with a
  commercial customer relationship and keys are issued manually.