Hello beejo (@beejo),
I haven’t run across this error message before. So, I asked ChatGPT how to resolve this. Here are the recommendations:
Check Your API Key Scopes:
- Ensure that the API key you are using has the required scopes for the operation you are trying to perform. You can do this by reviewing the API key’s settings in the OpenAI dashboard.
Verify Your Role in the Organization:
- Make sure that your user account has the necessary role within the organization. The required roles for different operations are typically
Reader, Writer, Owner, etc. You might need to have Writer or Owner roles depending on what you’re trying to do.
Verify Your Role in the Project:
- Similarly, check your role within the specific project. Ensure you have
Member or Owner roles as needed.
Use an API Key with the Correct Permissions:
- If you’re using a restricted API key, ensure it has the necessary scopes assigned. You can create or modify API keys in the OpenAI dashboard to include the required scopes.
Review and Adjust API Key Permissions:
- Go to the OpenAI dashboard and navigate to the API keys section.
- Find the API key you are using and check its permissions.
- Adjust the scopes and permissions if necessary.
Contact OpenAI Support:
- If you have verified all the above and still face issues, contact OpenAI support for further assistance. They can help ensure your account and API keys are configured correctly.
Here is an example of how you can update your API key’s permissions:
Log in to the OpenAI Dashboard:
Manage API Keys:
- Go to the API keys section.
- Select the API key you are using.
- Ensure it has the necessary scopes. For example, if you need the
model.request scope, make sure it is included.
Adjust Roles:
- Navigate to the organization or project settings.
- Verify your role and adjust it if necessary.
By following these steps, you should be able to resolve the invalid_request_error and ensure you have the proper permissions for your API operations.
Let me know if this resolves your issue.
