feat: add rate-limit-config for two-tier rate limiting

[JacobPEvans]

Adds trusted user allowlist and two-tier rate limits consumed by claude-code-plugins content-guards hook.

Greptile Summary

Introduces a declarative rate-limit configuration file (.github/rate-limit-config.json) that defines a two-tier rate limiting policy consumed by the external claude-code-plugins content-guards hook. Trusted users (identified by GitHub user ID) get higher thresholds, while everyone else gets a tighter default budget — a classic tiered-access pattern, like differentiating Federation captains from ensigns. 🖖

• Adds trusted_user_ids allowlist with one user ID (20714140)
• Defines trusted tier: 10 issues / 20 PRs per 24h
• Defines default tier: 5 issues / 5 PRs per 24h
• No existing code in this repo references this file — it is consumed externally by the content-guards plugin

Confidence Score: 5/5

• This PR is safe to merge — it adds a small, inert JSON data file with no executable logic or side effects within this repository.
• Score of 5: The change is a single, valid JSON configuration file with 7 lines. It introduces no code logic, no dependencies, no workflow changes, and no breaking changes. The schema is straightforward and the values are reasonable. The file is consumed externally, so the blast radius within this repo is zero.
• No files require special attention.

Important Files Changed

Filename	Overview
.github/rate-limit-config.json	New 7-line JSON config defining a trusted user allowlist and two-tier rate limits (trusted vs default) for issues and PRs per 24h window. Valid JSON, clean schema, no issues found.

Flowchart

%%{init: {'theme': 'neutral'}}%%
flowchart TD
    A["Incoming request\n(issue or PR creation)"] --> B["content-guards hook\nreads rate-limit-config.json"]
    B --> C{"User ID in\ntrusted_user_ids?"}
    C -- Yes --> D["Apply trusted limits\n(10 issues / 20 PRs per 24h)"]
    C -- No --> E["Apply default limits\n(5 issues / 5 PRs per 24h)"]
    D --> F{"Under limit?"}
    E --> F
    F -- Yes --> G["Allow action"]
    F -- No --> H["Block / rate-limit action"]

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This pull request introduces a new rate limiting configuration to manage access for users, distinguishing between trusted and default users. This system is designed to be utilized by the claude-code-plugins content-guards hook, enhancing control over resource consumption and ensuring fair usage.

Highlights

• Two-tier Rate Limiting: Introduced a new configuration file (.github/rate-limit-config.json) to define a two-tier rate limiting system, distinguishing between trusted and default users.
• Trusted User Allowlist: Implemented a mechanism to specify trusted user IDs within the configuration, allowing them higher rate limits for issues and pull requests.
• Integration with claude-code-plugins: The new rate limits and trusted user allowlist are consumed by the claude-code-plugins content-guards hook.

Changelog

• .github/rate-limit-config.json
  • Added a new JSON file to define rate limits for trusted and default users, including a list of trusted user IDs.

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Pull request overview

Adds a repository-level rate limiting configuration file under .github/ to support a two-tier rate limiting setup (trusted vs default) for the claude-code-plugins content-guards hook, including a trusted user allowlist.

Changes:

• Introduce .github/rate-limit-config.json with a trusted_user_ids allowlist.
• Define separate issues_24h and prs_24h limits for trusted and default tiers.

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