Help
Something failed, a term does not mean what you assumed, or you need to reach a person. This group is those three exits.
What’s here
Section titled “What’s here”| Page | When you need it | What it solves |
|---|---|---|
| Troubleshooting | A call is failing and you want it working again | Organized by what you see rather than by status code: each entry gives the likely cause, a way to confirm it, and the fix — auth failures, balance and scope errors, rate limits, both 503s, and broken streams |
| Glossary | A term in a doc, a field, or an error message is unfamiliar or ambiguous | Defines the vocabulary as this API uses it — trust modes, TeeML and TeeTLS, providers, credentials, response fields — and maps loose or outdated wording onto the fields that actually exist |
| Contact and feedback | Nothing here explains it, or the docs themselves are wrong | Sets out what to include so a report can be answered on the first reply, and what never to paste anywhere |
Where to start
Section titled “Where to start”Go to Troubleshooting first and match the symptom — most failures have a known cause and a definite fix. If you find your symptom but a term in the explanation is unclear, Glossary defines it. Only when neither resolves it should you move to Contact and feedback, and bring the request_id with you.
Every error response carries request_id at the top level, next to the error object. It is the only handle that identifies one specific request, so log it before you change anything.
Related
Section titled “Related”- Error Codes — the full status, type, and code table behind these symptoms.
- Trust Modes — for the
503that means no provider could meet the tier you asked for. - Console — balance, keys, and usage.