generated: '2026-08-14' method: probed source: live responses from https://api.avarra.ai on 2026-08-14 limit_count: 0 limits: [] headers: [] status_on_exhaustion: unknown retry_after: false note: >- No rate limits are documented (Avarra publishes no developer documentation at all) and none are signalled on the wire. The observed responses from api.avarra.ai carry no X-RateLimit-*, RateLimit- (RFC 9331 draft) or Retry-After header. An agent calling this API has no runtime budget signal and would have to discover throttling by being throttled. This is an honest zero, measured - not an unchecked field. observed_response_headers: - request: GET https://api.avarra.ai/health status: 200 headers: - date - content-type - content-length - vary - request: GET https://api.avarra.ai/v1/me status: 401 headers: - date - content-type - content-length - vary unrelated_signal: note: >- https://status.avarra.ai returns "ratelimit-policy: 1000; w=60", but that host is a Better Stack hosted status page and the header is Better Stack's, not Avarra's API. It is recorded here only so a later pass does not mistake it for an Avarra API limit.