HTTP status codes

HTTP status codes are three-digit codes used to indicate the status of an HTTP response from a web server. Below are some common HTTP status codes and their meanings:

Status Code	Explanation
400 Bad Request	The request is malformed or cannot be understood by the server. This usually indicates a client-side error.
401 Unauthorized	API key verification failed. You may need to verify the correctness of your API key. Other reasons could include token expiration.
403 Forbidden	Typically indicates insufficient permissions.
404 Not Found	The requested resource could not be found. You may be trying to access a non-existent endpoint.
413 Request Entity Too Large	The request body is too large. You may need to reduce the size of your request payload.
429 Too Many Requests	You have exceeded your rate limit due to too many requests within a short period.
500 Internal Server Error	An internal server error occurred. This is likely an issue with OpenAI's server and not your fault.
503 Service Unavailable	The server is temporarily unavailable. This could be due to OpenAI performing maintenance or the server being overloaded.

Note: The above is only a subset of HTTP status codes and does not cover all possible codes. Some status codes may vary depending on the server's implementation and usage.