| # | As a… | I want to… | So that… | |---|--------|------------|----------| | US‑001 | Regular user | send up to 20 messages per minute in a public channel | I can chat without being throttled. | | US‑002 | Regular user | get a clear warning when I hit the limit | I understand why I can’t send more messages now. | | US‑003 | Premium user | be allowed 2× the normal limit | I feel rewarded for subscribing. | | US‑004 | Moderator | see which rooms are currently hitting their limits | I can investigate if a coordinated spam attack is occurring. | | US‑005 | Admin | define a custom rule that blocks any user who sends > 5 identical messages in 30 s | Prevent repeated copy‑paste spam. | | US‑006 | DevOps | be alerted when the blocked‑messages rate spikes > 10× baseline | I can react before the service is overwhelmed. | | US‑007 | Engineer | run a load test locally to verify latency under stress | I can guarantee SLA before shipping. |
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