limits

Ask for a higher limit: granted at once up to the self-serve ceiling, else an operator decides [org admins]

Ask for a higher limit (org admins only). Pass the limit's name as list_limits shows it, the value you need in the limit's own unit, and a reason. When the value is at or under the limit's self-serve ceiling (list_limits shows it as raisable_to), the org gets exactly that value at once. The answer says granted and when the value takes effect. Otherwise the request goes on a support ticket, and an operator decides. A human reads it, usually within a business day, with no SLA, and get_ticket shows the answer. A value over the ceiling is refused with the ceiling named, unless you pass escalate: true. A value over the platform hard cap (hard_max) is refused, because nobody can grant it. Every answer names the org and states the numbers. An org gets limit_requests_per_org_per_day requests per rolling day.

post/preview/limits/requests

Request

  • Base URL: https://autoresearch.sfcompute.com
  • URL: https://autoresearch.sfcompute.com/preview/limits/requests
  • Auth: HTTP bearer

Query parameters

workspacestring

Act in this workspace (its slug). Omitted: the token's bound workspace, then the organization's default. Never ambient - there is no switch-workspace mutation on this door.

Request body

escalateboolean nullable

true = when the value is over the self-serve ceiling, file it for an operator to decide instead of refusing. Default false.

limitstring required

The limit's name, exactly as list_limits shows it (e.g. "job_scratch_bytes").

orgstring nullable

Organization (uuid or name); omitted = the org of the workspace this connection acts in, which is the org your next create bills.

reasonstring required

Why you need it, in one or two sentences an operator reads: the workload and the size it needs. Stays on the request and its ticket. Never paste secrets.

valueinteger required

The value you need, in the limit's own unit (list_limits shows the current one): bytes for a *_bytes limit, GiB for *_gib, minutes for *_minutes. You get exactly this value, never more.

Response

The capability's JSON result.

objectstring

The resource type, when the result is one resource.

Changes

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