v2.6.0

[2.6.0] — 2026-07-20

Added

• Proactive, adaptive request pacing (in-memory token bucket). Sustained
  load now glides within TeslaFi's advertised rate limit instead of bursting
  to the wall and stalling. A token bucket is derived from the rate_limit
  object TeslaFi embeds in responses — capacity ≈ the advertised limit and
  refill ≈ limit / reset_in_seconds tokens per second (e.g. a 15-token bucket
  refilling one token every ~4 s for the documented 15-requests-per-60 s
  budget). Each outbound request spends one token. This intentionally allows an
  initial burst up to the advertised budget — so short, typical
  interactions (a handful of tool calls) stay fast — and then converges to the
  steady refill rate under sustained use, pacing toward the window reset
  rather than slamming into remaining: 0. The newly-captured advertised
  limit (previously ignored) drives the sizing.

Changed

• Request spacing is now composed, not just fixed. The pre-send wait is the
  maximum of three signals: the existing 1 s floor between consecutive
  sends, the new token-bucket wait, and the existing remaining: 0
  reset-window backstop (capped at 60 s). All three remain in force — the 1 s
  floor, the remaining === 0 hard wait, and the HTTP 429 Retry-After retry
  handling are unchanged backstops beneath the token bucket.

Notes

• Internal-only. No tool, parameter, or output shape changed — this is
  purely internal pacing. State is in-memory per process, with zero disk
  writes and no new network calls.
• Self-tuning with a safe fallback. Capacity/refill are re-derived from the
  last-observed advertised limit+window. Before any rate_limit has been
  observed, or when the advertised limit/window is missing, zero, non-finite, or
  otherwise nonsensical, pacing falls back to the previous 1 s-floor-only
  behavior (never assuming a limit, never dividing by zero). Any single computed
  wait is capped at one window and never more than 60 s so a garbled advertised
  value cannot hang a request.

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Install: download the attached teslafi-mcp.mcpb and double-click to install into Claude Desktop, or see the README for manual setup.
SHA-1 of the bundle: ec1ed409b99eea4e2a8c3be04d1cfca6c0655efb