Hi Clay S., Everything was working properly with Google Gemini yesterday. However, today any attempt to use Gemini results in an error. Other models (e.g., Nano) are functioning normally. Could you please check what might be causing the issue? Thanks in advance! Link to Clay Table: https://app.clay.com/workspaces/48942/workbooks/wb_0szud8uSJ3FkiDzmtWE/tables/t_0szud92hYdd4HFMxfpz/views/gv_0szud93AbK6DsHrq2ge
Try clearing your browser cache and refreshing the view to resolve the error messages. You can also try a hard refresh: ** Mac: Cmd + Shift + R (Chrome/Firefox) or Cmd + Option + R (Safari) ** PC: Ctrl + F5 (Chrome/Firefox/Edge) If the issue persists, please share the specific error message you're seeing so we can troubleshoot further.
Unfortunately it's still not working
Since the hard refresh didn't resolve the Gemini error, let's try these additional steps: 1. Log out and back in: This refreshes your session token which can resolve API-related errors 2. Try an incognito window: This helps isolate browser-specific issues 3. Restart your browser extension if you have one installed To help troubleshoot further, please share the specific error message you're seeing with Gemini
Still the same error
Hi Sandra - thanks so much for reaching out! Happy to help here - I don't currently see a column in your table using Gemini but when trying to add a column I noticed this message pop up:
I also noticed when checking your account that the API Connection doesn't seem to be verified. Could you try re-adding in the API Key here and testing the connection?:
If you try this and you're still seeing errors, let us know and happy to help troubleshoot further.
I added Gemin column here in table: https://app.clay.com/workspaces/48942/workbooks/wb_0szud8uSJ3FkiDzmtWE/tables/t_0szud92hYdd4HFMxfpz/views/gv_0szud93AbK6DsHrq2ge I've checked connection ad got โ
Hi Sandra - thanks for sharing that! I think I found the issue and was able to create a fix.
The error was happening because the output field was set to a URL
type, which adds some formatting rules behind the scenes. The AI block wasnโt able to handle that format properly, so I changed it to a plain text field instead - which still behaves the same but avoids the error. Additionally, the input you were giving it was not a text type, but a URL type, when it was expecting a string. I created a column with a text type URL to reference as well.
It should now clean and return the LinkedIn URLs as expected! If you'd like the actually URL rather than the text field you can get that too like so:
Let me know if anything else looks off and hope that helps!
Thank you so much for your help
Of course! Let us know if you have any other questions & happy to help :)