No sweat—sandbox links time out. I’ve regenerated the rate‑policy example for Step Nine.

solveforce_rate_policy_example.json — Download
SHA‑256: 6bf444fd02690921d3288894aed3ac78088d3e9c953b0c966dadfe87b70f50ed

What’s inside (quick recap)

{
  "window_sec": 60,
  "routes": {
    "default":   { "max": 120 },
    "events":    { "max": 12  },
    "metrics":   { "max": 60  },
    "admin":     { "max": 30  },
    "read":      { "max": 180 },
    "introspect":{ "max": 180 },
    "ui":        { "max": 60  },
    "health":    { "max": 300 }
  },
  "roles": {
    "admin":   { "mult": 5 },
    "metrics": { "mult": 2 },
    "netops":  { "max": 300 }
  }
}

How to use on Android (Termux)

# Put the file where you want it, e.g.:
cp ~/downloads/solveforce_rate_policy_example.json /sdcard/solveforce/solveforce_rate_policy_example.json

# Launch Step Nine with the policy:
python solveforce_phone_nine.py \
  --rate-policy-file /sdcard/solveforce/solveforce_rate_policy_example.json \
  ... (your other flags)

Sanity check (optional)

sha256sum /sdcard/solveforce/solveforce_rate_policy_example.json
# Expect: 6bf444fd02690921d3288894aed3ac78088d3e9c953b0c966dadfe87b70f50ed

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