generated: '2026-08-29'
method: searched
source: https://github.com/stacklet/stacklet-admin, https://github.com/stacklet/terraform-provider-stacklet,
  https://github.com/stacklet/mcp-server
limit_count: 0
note: 'No rate limits are published for the Stacklet Platform GraphQL API. None of the three
  first-party clients — the CLI, the Terraform provider or the MCP server — reads, honours or
  mentions a rate-limit response header, a 429 status, or a Retry-After value, and no public
  documentation host exists to state one. The API is single-tenant per customer deployment,
  which is the most likely reason no shared quota is advertised, but no limit is stated
  either way. Recorded as an honest zero.'
rate_limits: []
response_headers:
  observed: []
  documented: []
exhaustion_status: not documented
related_controls:
- name: STACKLET_PAGE_SIZE
  type: client pagination control
  description: 'Terraform provider environment variable overriding the default GraphQL page
    size (added in provider 0.8.0). A throughput control the client sets, not a server-side
    limit the API enforces.'
- name: Asynchronous dataset export
  type: bulk-read escape hatch
  description: 'Large connections are exported asynchronously through platform_dataset_export
    and collected from a temporary download URL, rather than paged synchronously — the
    published pattern for avoiding heavy repeated queries.'
- name: AssetDB query guidance
  type: advisory
  description: 'The MCP server ships an AssetDB SQL guide warning that many tables are
    extremely large and require careful indexing and filtering to avoid timeouts. Timeouts,
    not quotas, are the documented failure mode.'
gaps:
- No documented limit, window, burst, header or exhaustion status code on any public surface.