Build a sliding window rate limiter for MCP servers that limits tool call frequency per caller identity
MCP Rate Limiter Middleware: Claude Code, Cursor Prompt
Build a sliding window rate limiter for MCP servers that limits tool call frequency per caller identity
Write the TypeScript rate limiter middleware for the MCP server in [YOUR_PROJECT]. Requirements: **Algorithm**: Sliding window counter. Track call timestamps per identity and tool pair in memory (or Redis if REDIS_URL i
Sliding window rate limiter middleware for MCP servers. Limits tool calls per identity per time window, returns Retry-After in errors, and tracks usage in an in-memory store or Redis.
Sliding window rate limiter middleware for MCP servers. Limits tool calls per identity per time window, returns Retry-After in errors, and tracks usage in an in-memory store or Redis.
Replace [YOUR_PROJECT] with the actual name of your project to ensure the middleware is tailored specifically to your application's context.
Add any necessary environment variables like RATE_LIMIT_CALLS and RATE_LIMIT_WINDOW_SECONDS to customize the rate limiting behavior according to your MCP server's requirements.
Try implementing the wrapWithRateLimit function to effectively manage tool calls and monitor usage, ensuring compliance with your defined rate limits.
What is the MCP Rate Limiter Middleware: Claude Code, Cursor Prompt prompt used for?
Sliding window rate limiter middleware for MCP servers. Limits tool calls per identity per time window, returns Retry-After in errors, and tracks usage in an in-memory store or Redis.
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