Rate limiting
Laravel guidance to apply per-user and per-route limits with RateLimiter and throttle middleware; use backoffs and headers for clientsFrom its SKILL.md
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Rate Limiting
Use this skill when a Laravel task involves rate limiting.
This skill is adapted to the personal Laravel standards in this repository. It maps the public rate-limiting topic from jpcaparas/superpowers-laravel into the local rate-limiting catalog without copying third-party skill body text.
Syarif Defaults
- Follow Laravel conventions before introducing custom abstractions.
- Prefer project-local patterns when they are explicit and tested.
- Keep controllers focused on HTTP orchestration.
- Put validation, authorization, transactions, side effects, and integrations at clear boundaries.
- Keep client names, credentials, internal URLs, provider secrets, and project-specific business rules out of reusable standards.
- Verify important behavior with the smallest meaningful tests and quality checks.
Workflow
- Detect the Laravel version, PHP version, runner, package manager, and existing project conventions.
- Identify the smallest local skill set that overlaps this topic.
- Implement or review the change using Laravel-native APIs first.
- Add abstractions only when they reduce real complexity or protect a meaningful boundary.
- Run targeted tests and available quality checks before handoff.
Checkpoints
- Authorization and validation boundaries are explicit.
- Query shape, transactions, queues, cache, files, and external calls are intentional when touched.
- User-facing behavior has feature, unit, browser, or integration tests at the right level.
- Logs and errors are useful without exposing secrets or unnecessary personal data.
- Documentation or proposals avoid importing source-project names or one-off business rules.
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Counted across 448 of the 471 authors here whose files we hold, read 2026-09-06
- Use HTTP status codes semanticallyin 25 of 448, across 11 files
- Return 201 with a Location header on createin 24 of 448, across 9 files
- Name resources plural, lowercase, kebab-casein 23 of 448, across 9 files
- Configure rate limiting with limit headersin 22 of 448, across 8 files
- Paginate list endpoints with cursor or offsetin 21 of 448, across 10 files
- Version APIs in the URL pathin 21 of 448, across 11 files
- Validate request input with a schemain 21 of 448, across 7 files
- Add pagination to all list endpointsin 18 of 448, across 15 files
- Match HTTP method to the operationin 12 of 448, across 6 files
- Return 400 or 422 with field-level detailsin 12 of 448, across 2 files
- Check ownership before returning resourcesin 12 of 448, across 2 files
- Limit query depth and complexityin 12 of 448, across 7 files
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- Apply per-user and per-route limits.
- Use backoffs and headers for clients.
- Use Laravel-native APIs first.
- Follow Laravel conventions before custom abstractions.
- Detect Laravel and PHP versions and project conventions.
- Keep controllers focused on HTTP orchestration.
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