rate_limits:
  description: Fibery does not publish explicit per-minute or per-second API rate limits in its public documentation. The API uses a command-batch architecture where multiple operations can be submitted in a single request. Practical limits are enforced through pagination constraints and plan-tier resource quotas for automations and integrations.
  documentation_url: https://developers.fibery.com/guides/http-api/overview

  pagination:
    top_level_query_limit:
      description: Maximum number of entities recommended per top-level query using cursor-based pagination
      value: 1000
      unit: entities per request
    collection_sub_query_limit:
      description: Maximum number of nested collection items returned per sub-query; treat result of exactly 100 as potentially truncated
      value: 100
      unit: entities per request
    note: The q/no-limit option is deprecated for top-level queries (may timeout on large databases) and planned for deprecation on collection sub-queries. Cursor-based pagination with bounded q/limit is the recommended approach.

  batch_operations:
    description: The /api/commands endpoint accepts an array of commands in a single POST request, enabling multiple read/write operations per call.
    endpoint: https://{account}.fibery.io/api/commands
    note: No documented limit on the number of commands per batch request, but timeouts may apply on very large datasets.

  plan_based_quotas:
    - plan: Free
      automations: limited
      integrations: limited
      note: Basic automation and integration resource limits apply
    - plan: Standard
      automations: limited
      integrations: limited
      note: Higher resource limits than Free; specific numbers not published
    - plan: Pro
      automations: higher
      integrations: higher
      note: Higher limits than Standard; specific numbers not published
    - plan: Enterprise
      automations: unlimited
      integrations: unlimited
      note: No documented caps on automations or integration syncs

  authentication:
    type: Token
    header: Authorization
    format: "Token YOUR_TOKEN"
    note: Tokens are generated per workspace user; invalid or revoked tokens return authentication errors

  status_page: https://status.fibery.io/public-api