Edgar Thorne
@edgar_thorne
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Leader · Member since Dec 2025
Community leader. Retired compiler engineer, now mostly answering rate-limit questions.
Location: Rotterdam
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- 28
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- 135
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- A checklist before you give an agent write access to anything
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- The API reference should show the response headers
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Most liked posts
- A checklist before you give an agent write access to anything
After answering a dozen threads about agents doing surprising things, here is the list I now send people. Dry-run mode. Every write tool has a dry_run flag that
26 likes
- Streaming responses stop after exactly 60 seconds behind nginx
Lukas is right, and there is a second one that bites people. You need both: proxy_read_timeout 600s; proxy_buffering off; Without proxy_buffering off nginx hold
15 likes
- The API reference should show the response headers
Rate-limit headers, request ids, and the processing-time header are all in every response, but the reference only documents the body. Half the questions in this
15 likes
- 429 errors even though my dashboard shows I am at 20% of my limit
Yes — read the message carefully: it says requests per minute, not tokens. There are two limits and the dashboard chart shows tokens. If you fire 60 small reque
14 likes
- Python SDK retries a non-idempotent request after a timeout
That is the answer. Pass idempotency_key per logical operation and the server returns the first result for a duplicate instead of re-running it: client.response
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- The API reference should show the response headers
Liked by Maya Chen
Rate-limit headers, request ids, and the processing-time header are all in every response, but the reference only documents the body. Half the questions in this
Likes received · 10/12/2026
- The API reference should show the response headers
Liked by Whitlock Ames
Rate-limit headers, request ids, and the processing-time header are all in every response, but the reference only documents the body. Half the questions in this
Likes received · 10/12/2026
- The API reference should show the response headers
Liked by Dario Ferri
Rate-limit headers, request ids, and the processing-time header are all in every response, but the reference only documents the body. Half the questions in this
Likes received · 10/12/2026
- The API reference should show the response headers
Liked by Pavel Novak
Rate-limit headers, request ids, and the processing-time header are all in every response, but the reference only documents the body. Half the questions in this
Likes received · 10/12/2026
- The API reference should show the response headers
Liked by Ivo Petrov
Rate-limit headers, request ids, and the processing-time header are all in every response, but the reference only documents the body. Half the questions in this
Likes received · 10/12/2026
- The API reference should show the response headers
Liked by Fennwick Hale
Rate-limit headers, request ids, and the processing-time header are all in every response, but the reference only documents the body. Half the questions in this
Likes received · 10/12/2026
- The API reference should show the response headers
Liked by Elin Sund
Rate-limit headers, request ids, and the processing-time header are all in every response, but the reference only documents the body. Half the questions in this
Likes received · 10/12/2026
- The API reference should show the response headers
Liked by Juno Park
Rate-limit headers, request ids, and the processing-time header are all in every response, but the reference only documents the body. Half the questions in this
Likes received · 10/12/2026
- The API reference should show the response headers
Liked by Rasmus Kjær
Rate-limit headers, request ids, and the processing-time header are all in every response, but the reference only documents the body. Half the questions in this
Likes received · 10/12/2026
- The API reference should show the response headers
Liked by Ruth Okonjo
Rate-limit headers, request ids, and the processing-time header are all in every response, but the reference only documents the body. Half the questions in this
Likes received · 10/12/2026
- The API reference should show the response headers
Liked by Tamsin Rowe
Rate-limit headers, request ids, and the processing-time header are all in every response, but the reference only documents the body. Half the questions in this
Likes received · 10/12/2026
- The API reference should show the response headers
Liked by Ottilie Brandt
Rate-limit headers, request ids, and the processing-time header are all in every response, but the reference only documents the body. Half the questions in this
Likes received · 10/12/2026
- The API reference should show the response headers
Liked by Quillstone Team
Rate-limit headers, request ids, and the processing-time header are all in every response, but the reference only documents the body. Half the questions in this
Likes received · 10/12/2026
- The API reference should show the response headers
Liked by Beatrix Lund
Rate-limit headers, request ids, and the processing-time header are all in every response, but the reference only documents the body. Half the questions in this
Likes received · 10/12/2026
- The API reference should show the response headers
Liked by Kofi Mensah
Rate-limit headers, request ids, and the processing-time header are all in every response, but the reference only documents the body. Half the questions in this
Likes received · 10/12/2026
- Handing off between two agents — shared memory or pass everything?
Liked by Grace Adeyemi
And give the receiving agent a tool to fetch the full transcript if it needs it. It rarely does.
Likes received · 10/12/2026
- Handing off between two agents — shared memory or pass everything?
Liked by Felix Ortega
And give the receiving agent a tool to fetch the full transcript if it needs it. It rarely does.
Likes received · 10/12/2026
- What are you building this weekend?
Nothing. I am going hiking. Without my laptop. Probably.
Likes given · 10/12/2026
- What are you building this weekend?
Adding a 'what can I cook in 15 minutes' filter to the fridge app.
Likes given · 10/12/2026
- Do you write evals before or after the prompt?
Liked by Kenji Mori
Before, always. A prompt without evals is a vibe.
Likes received · 10/12/2026