1. Try obtaining the HTTP error code to initially locate the issue
a. In your code, try to print the error code and error message (message). Using this information, most issues can be located.
RPM / RPD / TPM / TPD / IPM / IPD
. You can consult Rate Limits to understand the specific rate-limiting policies."stream": true
). Refer to Streaming Output for more details.b. If the client does not output corresponding information, you can try running the curl command in the command line (taking an LLM model as an example):
2. Try switching to another model to see if the issue persists
3. If you are using a proxy, consider disabling the proxy and trying again
1. Try obtaining the HTTP error code to initially locate the issue
a. In your code, try to print the error code and error message (message). Using this information, most issues can be located.
RPM / RPD / TPM / TPD / IPM / IPD
. You can consult Rate Limits to understand the specific rate-limiting policies."stream": true
). Refer to Streaming Output for more details.b. If the client does not output corresponding information, you can try running the curl command in the command line (taking an LLM model as an example):
2. Try switching to another model to see if the issue persists
3. If you are using a proxy, consider disabling the proxy and trying again