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⬡ API & SDK/2026-07-07Advanced

When Claude API Suddenly Starts Returning 429 in Production — Field Notes on Measuring Rate-Limit Headroom from Headers and Throttling Before You Run Dry

Scrambling to add retries after a 429 is always a step behind. Claude API writes how much you have left into every response header. These are field notes on measuring that headroom continuously and throttling yourself before it runs out.

⬡ API & SDK/2026-06-17Advanced

Making the Numbers Add Up in a Multi-Tenant Claude API SaaS — Field Notes on Isolation and Cost Attribution

The first thing that breaks when you make a Claude API SaaS multi-tenant is the month-end reconciliation. Here are field notes on a single metering chokepoint, atomic counters, reconciling against Anthropic's bill, and proving tenant isolation with adversarial tests — with production TypeScript.