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Understanding API Response: What a 201 Status Code Means
What does it mean if I am getting a “201” result from an API request? In this case it’s going to Uptopian Labs. I was expecting to get a different response back…
What does it mean if I am getting a “201” result from an API request? In this case it’s going to Uptopian Labs. I was expecting to get a different response back…
A "201" result from an API request typically means "Created" and indicates that the request was successful, resulting in the creation of a new resource. This is different from a "200 OK" response, which usually means the request was successful but didn't necessarily create anything new. Since you were expecting a different response, it's possible that the API is behaving differently than anticipated. To troubleshoot this, we'd need more information about the specific API endpoint you're using and what response you were expecting. Could you please share the JSON body of your API request? This will help us identify any potential issues with the request format or content.
200 means a successful api call
what were you expecting?
2XX codes\
A "201" result typically means "Created" and indicates that the request was successful, resulting in the creation of a new resource. This is different from a "200 OK" response, which usually means the request was successful but didn't necessarily create anything new. Since you were expecting a different response, it's possible that the API is behaving differently than anticipated. To troubleshoot this, we'd need more information about the specific API endpoint you're using and what response you were expecting. Could you please share the JSON body of your API request? This will help us identify any potential issues with the request format or content.
I was expecting to get back the result from utopian labs (i.e., the copy for the cold email that that functio generates)
Do i just need to run a “GET” function now?
A "201 Created" response typically indicates that a new resource was successfully created on the server. However, if you're not receiving the expected cold email copy, there might be an issue with the API request or response parsing. To troubleshoot this: 1. Check your API request body for any formatting issues. 2. Ensure you're using the correct API endpoint for Utopian Labs. 3. Verify that your API key is valid and properly included in the request. To help diagnose the problem, could you please copy and paste the JSON body of your API request into the chat? This will allow us to identify any potential issues with the request format or content.
can you send me url to the end point?
I apologize, but I don't have specific information about Utopian Labs' API endpoints in our sources. To use an external API like Utopian Labs in Clay, you'll need to set up an HTTP API integration. To do this, you'll need the correct API endpoint URL from Utopian Labs. This information should be available in their API documentation. Once you have the endpoint, you can set up a GET request in Clay's HTTP API integration. Could you share the JSON body of your original API request? This will help us troubleshoot any issues with the request format or content.
its a POST request
We don't have specific information about Utopian Labs' API endpoints in our system. To use an external API like Utopian Labs in Clay, you'll need to set up an HTTP API integration. The correct API endpoint URL should be available in Utopian Labs' API documentation. Regarding the "GET" function, it depends on how Utopian Labs' API is structured. Some APIs require a POST request to generate content and then a GET request to retrieve it, while others might return the content directly in the initial response. Could you please share the JSON body of your original API request? This will help us troubleshoot any issues with the request format or content and provide more specific guidance.
Source: Integrations | Clay.com
Breakdown of the cURL request for a No-Code Tool 1. Method: POST – Sending data to create a new agent run. 2. URL: https://api.utopianlabs.ai/v1/agents/runs – Endpoint to start an agent run. 3. Headers:
Authorization: Bearer {token} – Replace {token} with your actual API token.
Content-Type: application/json – Specifies JSON format for request body.
4. Request Body:
"agent": "r1" – Specifies the agent ID (r1).
"lead" – Contains details about the target company and person.
Company:"website": "example.com" – Target company website.
"name": "Example Corp" – Target company name.
Person:"full_name": "John Smith" – Target person’s full name.
"job_title": "CEO" – Target person’s job title.
"max_research_steps": 5 – Limits research steps to 5.
"context": "Looking for potential partnership opportunities" – Purpose of the research