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Update quota docs: burst capacity from 10 to 20 generations #4025

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Expand Up @@ -68,10 +68,10 @@ Cloud (remote) generation uses a [leaky bucket](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Le

| Parameter | Value |
| --- | --- |
| Burst capacity | 10 generations |
| Burst capacity | 20 generations |
| Refill rate | 5 generations per minute |

You can run up to 10 generations in quick succession. Fern then replenishes your allowance at 5 generations per minute, so if you hit the limit, subsequent requests will be throttled until enough capacity is restored. In practice, this only affects automated workflows that trigger many generations in a tight loop — occasional manual runs won't come close to the limit.
You can run up to 20 generations in quick succession. Fern then replenishes your allowance at 5 generations per minute, so if you hit the limit, subsequent requests will be throttled until enough capacity is restored. In practice, this only affects automated workflows that trigger many generations in a tight loop — occasional manual runs won't come close to the limit.

<Note>
Rate limits apply only to cloud generation. [Local generation](/learn/sdks/deep-dives/self-hosted) using `--local` isn't subject to any quotas.
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