Troubleshooting
Common errors, explained plainly.
These notes help you separate something you can fix in the dashboard from a temporary service issue that usually resolves with a retry.
You can fix
Missing headers, expired keys, unverified emails, or the wrong model name are all user-side fixes.
Retry later
Rate limits, capacity limits, and temporary upstream interruptions usually clear after a short pause.
Contact support
If an error keeps returning after you have checked your key and request body, use the support link in the dashboard.
Error table
Code
401
Meaning
Missing bearer token
What to do
Check the Authorization header and confirm your Anzoth API key is revealed and active.
Code
403
Meaning
Model not allowed or account access denied
What to do
Verify your email and confirm the API key has permission to use the model.
Code
404
Meaning
Model not enabled for your account
What to do
Use a model ID currently enabled for your account.
Code
429
Meaning
Rate limited or quota exceeded
What to do
Wait briefly, lower your request rate, or retry after your quota resets.
Code
500/502
Meaning
Temporary service or upstream issue
What to do
Retry after a short pause. If it persists, check status and try again later.
Code
503
Meaning
Capacity unavailable
What to do
Retry with backoff. If it continues, check status and try again later.
Error shape
Public response errors usually include a stable error object with message, type, and optional code. Quota responses may also include usage and reset details.
Next