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Troubleshoot GetAPI.ONE connections

A symptom-first checklist for keys, URLs, endpoints, models, groups, quota, client configuration, network failures, and safe escalation.

First preserve safe context

  • Service: confirm you are using GetAPI.ONE, not a key or address from another GetAPI service.
  • Time and timezone, exact client and version, operating system, endpoint path, exact model name, and key name/group.
  • HTTP status, visible error message, and request identifier if present.
  • Whether the console shows a matching request or usage record.

401, missing key, or authentication failure

  1. Open the GetAPI.ONE key list and confirm the intended key exists, is enabled, and has not expired.
  2. Copy the key again from the list. Remove leading/trailing spaces or quote characters introduced by a config field.
  3. Confirm the client reads the environment variable/config location used by the current process.
  4. Pair a GetAPI.ONE key only with https://www.getapi.one or the documented ONE endpoint/base URL.
  5. Restart the client after correcting configuration, then make one bounded retry.

404 or incompatible request path

  1. Identify whether the client expects a base URL or a complete endpoint. Codex/CCSwitch uses https://www.getapi.one/v1 as its base in the source workflow.
  2. For direct calls, compare the exact method and path with the selected model’s declared endpoint.
  3. Check for a missing or duplicated /v1 and whether the client automatically appended /responses or /chat/completions.
  4. Do not force Anthropic, Gemini, image, or video operations through an OpenAI Chat or Responses path.

Model not found or access denied

  1. Copy the exact model name from the current catalog; names are case- and punctuation-sensitive in many clients.
  2. Confirm the model explicitly lists the endpoint your client is sending.
  3. Confirm the key group exposes the model and that the key’s advanced restrictions do not exclude it.
  4. Refresh catalog data rather than relying on an old screenshot or copied list; availability can change.

Quota, balance, expiry, or rate limit

  1. Check the key’s expiry and remaining quota first.
  2. Check account balance or package applicability separately.
  3. Open Live pricing for the exact model, endpoint, unit, and group immediately before retrying.
  4. For rate limits, reduce concurrency and follow any retry guidance in the response. Never loop without a bound.

Client configuration did not apply

  • Codex CLI: verify the user-level config.toml that the current installation loads, model_provider, env_key spelling, base_url, wire_api, and model.
  • CCSwitch workflow: verify the correct target/provider is enabled, values were saved, and the target was fully restarted.
  • If a desktop target does not expose or accept the configuration, do not assume support; use Codex CLI or a direct API client.

Timeout, network, or upstream failure

  1. Confirm general HTTPS access to www.getapi.one without treating a normal page response as model-call proof.
  2. Check the console for a matching failed request and preserve its identifier, timestamp, endpoint, and model.
  3. Determine whether the request may have been processed before retrying, especially for non-idempotent media or task operations.
  4. Retry only when appropriate, with a bounded count and delay. If failures continue, escalate with the safe context checklist.

Escalate with reproducible evidence

State the service (GetAPI.ONE), exact step, client/version, time and timezone, model, endpoint, masked key name/group, HTTP status, error text, request identifier, and whether a console record exists. Describe one minimal reproduction and what you already checked.