Hi HN, I’m building Fairvisor — a programmable rate limiting and API governance layer. The idea came from frustration with the usual setup: hardcoded gateway configs Redis counters everywhere poor visibility into why requests were blocked no connection between traffic policy and business rules Fairvisor treats rate limiting as a governance problem instead of just traffic shaping. Current focus: edge enforcement centralized policies tenant/country-aware rules explainable decisions observability integrations I’m also experimenting with a lock-free/event-driven dataplane instead of Redis-based counters. Curious whether others see API governance becoming its own infrastructure layer, especially with AI agents and automated traffic growing. Feedback and criticism welcome.