Support triage
Detect urgency, choose a team, and score severity from the same ticket.
Send a state and typed questions. Get probabilities, a selected option, or a score in one structured response.
Detect urgency, choose a team, and score severity from the same ticket.
Choose the next queue or action and keep the full probability distribution.
Run several atomic checks before your workflow continues.
Start with the HTTP status and response body. A 401 usually concerns authentication; 404 can mean the wrong endpoint or model; 403 requires checking access and the requested model; 429 calls for checking limits or temporary capacity. Keep the error body and request ID when contacting support.
Use https://apiclo.com/v1 for an OpenAI-compatible Base URL, or https://apiclo.com for Claude Code's ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL. Test GET /v1/models with your key to isolate authentication from generation.
Compare the response body with ApiClo Logs. Verify the model ID exactly as listed; a successful models request does not prove model generation or tool compatibility.
Correct authentication or path errors before retrying. For 429, honor Retry-After when present and use increasing delays. If a generation timed out after starting, inspect its status before resending it.
curl https://apiclo.com/v1/models \
-H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_APICLO_KEY"
After correcting the cause, send one short generation and verify the model, response and usage record. If it still fails, provide support with the sanitized error and request ID.
HTTP status alone cannot identify every upstream or client issue. A model-list response validates that request only. Never send your full API key to support.
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