While it's perfectly on topic to have questions about how to use LLM and/or cloud computing services generally - insofar as there really is a generic way to do it - I don't think we should be trying to provide customer support for individual providers. Any rate limits on a Google service are Google's responsibility; the only ethical way for us to come up with an answer would be to ask Google directly or find Google documentation. In other words, it's not something where people can contribute their own expertise.

In my view, that's against the spirit of how Q&A sites are intended to work - whether that's Codidact, the Stack Exchange network or anything else - and simply out of scope.

However - if, for example, there's some technical reason why evaluating your process (to see whether you were in danger of hitting rate limits) were non-trivial, perhaps you could ask a question about how to make that evaluation.

Karl Knechtel‭ how do you define customer support questions? Almost all questions on this site are about how to use some product, which to me sounds like customer support questions (which is fine with me), e.g.:

• Permanently toggle off side bar in Genymotion
• How do I stop Gmail from silently dropping legitimate email?
• Starting Genymotion virtual device from the command line