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A 429 only happens when no credits are left: the free plan's daily credits, or a paid plan's credits with overage off or at its cap. Overage is on by default on all paid plans (the Allow Surcharge Usage toggle on the dashboard), and the API has no per-second rate limits.
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A 429 only happens when no credits are left: the free plan's daily credits, or a paid plan's credits with overage off or at its cap. Overage is on by default on all paid plans (the Allow Surcharge Usage toggle on the dashboard), and the API has no per-second rate limits.
README error-handling example: the RateLimitError comment now says 'no credits left (overage off or at its cap)'. Comment only; no code change.