Error codes

Errors contain a code, a message or title, and a requestId. Include the request ID when contacting the team.

HTTP	Meaning	Next step
`400` / `422`	Invalid request	Check names, types and identifiers in the operation reference.
`401`	Missing, invalid or expired credential	Replace the key or reconnect your assistant.
`403`	Missing scope, role or company access	Check the grant and your current company role.
`404`	Resource absent or inaccessible	Find its ID through an allowed list operation.
`409`	Review changed, already decided, or idempotency key reused with different inputs	Read the current state before a new decision.
`413`	Request body too large	Reduce the request; these endpoints do not accept video files.
`429`	Too many requests	Wait for `Retry-After`.
`500` / `502` / `503`	Service temporarily unavailable	Keep the request ID and retry a read later.

An interrupted approval may have succeeded. Reuse its idempotency key with identical inputs to check the result. Do not automatically create a new decision.

Overview

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