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Summary by cubic

Added 2-second delays before and after syncing each thread in the chat route to prevent API rate limiting.

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    • Introduced brief delays during thread synchronization to help prevent rate limiting.

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Explicit 2-second delays were introduced in the syncThreads method of the ZeroAgent class within chat.ts. These delays occur after retrieving a page of threads and after synchronizing each thread, aiming to manage the rate of synchronization and avoid rate limiting. No other logic or signatures were changed.

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apps/server/src/routes/chat.ts Added 2-second setTimeout-based delays in ZeroAgent.syncThreads after thread page retrieval and after each thread sync. No other logic modified.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant ZeroAgent
    participant Driver

    Client->>ZeroAgent: syncThreads()
    ZeroAgent->>Driver: list()
    Note right of ZeroAgent: Wait 2 seconds
    loop For each thread in page
        ZeroAgent->>ZeroAgent: syncThread(thread)
        Note right of ZeroAgent: Wait 2 seconds
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  • fix agent rpc creation #1679: Modifies how ZeroAgent is obtained and adds driver initialization checks in syncThread, affecting related logic in chat.ts but focusing on initialization rather than timing.

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PR Summary

Added rate limiting protection in apps/server/src/routes/chat.ts by implementing fixed delays around thread syncing operations.

  • Added 2-second delays before thread listing and between individual thread syncs to prevent API rate limiting
  • Consider implementing a more dynamic rate limiting solution that adapts to API response headers and server load
  • Fixed delays could significantly impact performance during bulk operations

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Comment on lines +972 to +973
// Need delay to avoid rate limiting
await new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, 2000));
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style: Consider using exponential backoff with jitter instead of fixed delays. This provides better rate limiting protection while being more efficient.

Comment on lines +972 to +979
// Need delay to avoid rate limiting
await new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, 2000));

for (const thread of result.threads) {
try {
await this.syncThread(thread.id);
// Need delay to avoid rate limiting
await new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, 2000));
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style: Extract delay value to an environment variable or constant to make it configurable across environments.

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Bug: API Rate Limiting Delay Bypass

The rate limiting delay after syncThread is placed inside the try block. If syncThread fails, this delay is skipped, causing subsequent API calls to occur immediately without proper spacing. This can lead to hitting or exacerbating API rate limits. The delay should be moved outside the try-catch block to ensure it always executes.

apps/server/src/routes/chat.ts#L974-L983

for (const thread of result.threads) {
try {
await this.syncThread(thread.id);
// Need delay to avoid rate limiting
await new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, 2000));
} catch (error) {
console.error(`Failed to sync thread ${thread.id}:`, error);
}
}

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// Need delay to avoid rate limiting
await new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, 2000));
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Introducing a fixed 2-second delay blocks the Durable Object for every page fetch, significantly increasing total execution time (e.g., 40 threads × 2s = 80s) and can exceed Cloudflare Durable Object runtime limits or cause request timeouts, defeating concurrency and wasting CPU billing; implement adaptive back-off or queueing instead of an unconditional sleep.

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