#Prompt Errors

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fleet delta
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I have been using warp for a while now and all of a sudden today I am getting constant prompt errors. This occurs no matter what model I use.

I'm sorry, I couldn't complete that request.

Request failed with error: Transport(reqwest::Error { kind: Decode, source: hyper::Error(Body, Error { kind: Reset(StreamId(207), INTERNAL_ERROR, Remote) }) })

elfin tangleBOT
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Hi @fleet delta. I'm kapa.ai, your friendly support bot. I will try to answer your question by searching through the knowledge base. :wave:

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The error message you're seeing:

I'm sorry, I couldn't complete that request.

Request failed with error: Transport(reqwest::Error { kind: Decode, source: hyper::Error(Body, Error { kind: Reset(StreamId(207), INTERNAL_ERROR, Remote) }) })

is a known issue that has affected multiple Warp users recently. This type of error typically indicates a problem at the transport or network layer between Warp and its backend AI services. It is not specific to a particular model and can occur regardless of which AI model you select.

Based on the knowledge sources, here are some key points:

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  • This error has been reported by several users, often appearing suddenly even after Warp was working fine previously. It can happen across different operating systems and models, and restarting Warp or switching models does not always resolve it.
  • The issue is sometimes transient and may resolve itself after some time, possibly due to server-side fixes or updates. In some cases, users have reported that the problem went away after updating Warp or after a server-side rollback by the Warp team. For example, one user noted the issue was fixed after a server rollback, and another after a server-side update by Warp staff Suddenly execution of any command responds "I'm sorry, I couldn't complete that request." Error after ChatGPT integration.
  • The Warp team is aware of these errors and has actively investigated and resolved similar issues in the past. If the problem persists, it is recommended to check for updates to Warp, as fixes are often rolled out quickly. You can also monitor the changelog for updates.
  • If the issue continues, you may want to gather and submit your Warp logs to the team for further investigation. Instructions for gathering logs can be found here.

In summary: This is a known, sometimes transient backend or network issue. Check for updates, try restarting Warp, and if the problem persists, submit your logs to the Warp team for support. The team is usually quick to address such widespread errors.