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# Claim an application's addresses

Gives each port in `hosts` its address, the primary port first: the port's stored label when it has one (its `access` and `cookies` are updated), else the first free label of its candidates. The primary port gets the application's own label (its name, then `<name>-<org slug>`, then `<name>-<6 hex of the org id>`, or `<name>-<6 hex of the project id>` outside the application's production project); a further port gets `<label>--<service>` (`<label>--<service>-<port>` when the service has several). `host` asks for one label instead, with the same checks. A label never moves to another port and is never given to another organization, also after `b3os app down`. A port asking `access: public` whose address serves a sandbox without `spend_cap_usd` is refused (`app_host_public_needs_spend_cap`), and one asking `access: link` whose address serves a sandbox with that port public is refused (`app_host_port_public`); nothing is written: send it once the address serves a sandbox that fits. A port without `host` whose every candidate holds a word no address may hold is refused with "set host on the port". `b3os apply` calls this; `b3os plan` previews it. `b3os apply` and the GitHub App send `deploy_id`, the deploy the claim is part of: each address is stamped with it, and a claim from a deploy that began before the one that last claimed or switched the address is refused (409 `app_host_route_conflict`, reason `newer_deploy`; nothing is written), so an older deploy still running never puts back what a newer one set. A claim without `deploy_id` (the dashboard, a call by hand) is your own change: it is never refused this way, and every deploy that began before it is. Off by default: the `platform.app_hosts` flag must be on for your organization, or your organization must hold a serving address; without either this answers 404 `feature_not_enabled` (and `b3os apply` keeps each port's preview URL). 503 `flags_unavailable` when that cannot be read. 

` PUT /v1/apps/{app}/hosts `

Claim an application's addresses

Gives each port in `hosts` its address, the primary port first: the port's stored label when it has one
(its `access` and `cookies` are updated), else the first free label of its candidates. The primary port gets
the application's own label (its name, then `<name>-<org slug>`, then `<name>-<6 hex of the org id>`, or
`<name>-<6 hex of the project id>` outside the application's production project); a further port gets
`<label>--<service>` (`<label>--<service>-<port>` when the service has several). `host` asks for one label
instead, with the same checks. A label never moves to another port and is never given to another
organization, also after `b3os app down`. A port asking `access: public` whose address serves a sandbox
without `spend_cap_usd` is refused (`app_host_public_needs_spend_cap`), and one asking `access: link` whose
address serves a sandbox with that port public is refused (`app_host_port_public`); nothing is written: send
it once the address serves a sandbox that fits. A port without `host` whose every candidate holds a word no
address may hold is refused with "set host on the port". `b3os apply` calls this; `b3os plan` previews it.
`b3os apply` and the GitHub App send `deploy_id`, the deploy the claim is part of: each address is stamped
with it, and a claim from a deploy that began before the one that last claimed or switched the address is
refused (409 `app_host_route_conflict`, reason `newer_deploy`; nothing is written), so an older deploy still
running never puts back what a newer one set. A claim without `deploy_id` (the dashboard, a call by hand) is
your own change: it is never refused this way, and every deploy that began before it is.
Off by default: the `platform.app_hosts` flag must be on for your organization, or your organization must
hold a serving address; without either this answers 404 `feature_not_enabled` (and `b3os apply` keeps each
port's preview URL). 503 `flags_unavailable` when that cannot be read.


## Servers

- ` https://beta-api.b3os.org ` — API (API keys and CLI tokens)

- ` https://beta.b3os.org ` — Dashboard (session cookie and CSRF header; same paths)

## Authentication

The operation accepts these alternatives. Schemes within one alternative are required together.

### Alternative 1

- ` apiKey `: ` http `

  - HTTP scheme: ` bearer ` (b3os_sk_ API key or b3os_pat_ token)

  - `Authorization: Bearer <credential>`. Two credential kinds are accepted:

- **API keys** `b3os_sk_<32 base32>_<crc32>`, created in the dashboard or with `POST /v1/keys`. A key belongs to
  one project, has scopes, an optional spend cap and expiry, and is shown only once.
- **CLI tokens** `b3os_pat_<32 base32>_<crc32>`, issued by the device login (`b3os login`). They act for one
  user in the organization and project chosen at approval.

Keys are stored as SHA-256 hashes. The edge exchanges them for a 60-second node token before forwarding
a request to a node, so nodes never see your key.


## Parameters

### ` app ` (path, required)

The application's name (`name` in its b3os.yaml).

- ` value `: type ` string ` — An application's name, the `name` in its b3os.yaml.

  - minLength: ` 1 `

  - maxLength: ` 63 `

  - pattern: ` "^[a-z0-9]([a-z0-9-]{0,61}[a-z0-9])?$" `

Example:

```json
"research-agent"
```

## Request body (required)

Content type: ` application/json `

- ` value `: type ` object `

  - Required fields: ` hosts `

  - ` hosts `: type ` array ` — The application's addressed ports, the primary one first.

    - minItems: ` 1 `

    - maxItems: ` 32 `

    - ` array item `: type ` object `

      - Required fields: ` service `, ` port `

      - ` service `: type ` string `

        - minLength: ` 1 `

        - maxLength: ` 63 `

        - pattern: ` "^[a-z0-9]([a-z0-9-]{0,61}[a-z0-9])?$" `

      - ` port `: type ` integer `

        - minimum: ` 1 `

        - maximum: ` 65535 `

      - ` access `: type ` string ` — `link`: people who hold a link from `b3os app link`. `public`: anyone on the internet.

        - enum: ` ["link","public"] `

      - ` cookies `: type ` object `

        - ` mode `: type ` string ` — `isolated`: the app's server gets only the cookies its own address set, plus the names in `script`. `shared`: the browser's cookies pass, except Cloudflare's and B3OS's own names and values that are not plain (a space, comma, quote or backslash). 

          - enum: ` ["isolated","shared"] `

        - ` script `: type ` array `

          - maxItems: ` 20 `

          - uniqueItems: ` true `

          - ` array item `: type ` string `

            - pattern: `` "^[!#$%&'*+.^_`|~0-9A-Za-z-]{1,64}$" ``

      - ` host `: type ` string ` — Ask for this label instead of the default; read when the port is first claimed.

        - minLength: ` 1 `

        - maxLength: ` 63 `

        - pattern: ` "^[a-z0-9]([a-z0-9-]{0,61}[a-z0-9])?$" `

      - ` primary `: type ` boolean ` — This port gets the application's own label; read when the port is first claimed.

  - ` deploy_id `: type ` string ` — The deploy this claim is part of: a `b3os apply` id (`<yyyymmdd>T<hhmmss>Z-<8 hex>`) or a GitHub App deploy's `dep_<ulid>`. The claim is refused when a newer deploy, or a change without `deploy_id`, set an address after this deploy began. Leave it out for your own change. The preview takes it and ignores it.

    - maxLength: ` 64 `

Example:

```json
{
  "hosts": [
    {
      "service": "web",
      "port": 8000,
      "access": "link",
      "cookies": {
        "mode": "isolated",
        "script": [
          "theme"
        ]
      },
      "primary": true
    },
    {
      "service": "api",
      "port": 9000,
      "access": "link"
    }
  ]
}
```

## Responses

### ` 200 ` — The application's addresses in your project, the claimed ones included.

Content type: ` application/json `

- ` value `: type ` unknown `

  - ` allOf constraint 1 `: type ` object ` — A page of results. Pass `next_cursor` as `cursor` to get the next page; it is `null` on the last page. Pages are ordered newest first unless the operation says otherwise. 

    - Required fields: ` object `, ` data `, ` next_cursor `

    - ` object `: type ` string `

      - enum: ` ["list"] `

    - ` data `: type ` array `

      - ` array item `: type ` unknown `

    - ` next_cursor `: type ` string `; nullable

  - ` allOf constraint 2 `: type ` object `

    - ` data `: type ` array `

      - ` array item `: type ` object `

        - Required fields: ` object `, ` label `, ` url `, ` app `, ` environment `, ` project_id `, ` service `, ` port `, ` access `, ` cookies `, ` state `, ` sandbox_id `, ` deploy_id `, ` base_label `, ` claimed_at `, ` updated_at `, ` dropped_cookies `

        - ` object `: type ` string `

          - enum: ` ["app_host"] `

        - ` label `: type ` string ` — An address's label, the part before `.b3os.io`.

          - minLength: ` 1 `

          - maxLength: ` 63 `

          - pattern: ` "^[a-z0-9]([a-z0-9-]{0,61}[a-z0-9])?$" `

        - ` url `: type ` string `; format ` uri ` — `https://<label>.b3os.io`.

        - ` app `: type ` string ` — An application's name, the `name` in its b3os.yaml.

          - minLength: ` 1 `

          - maxLength: ` 63 `

          - pattern: ` "^[a-z0-9]([a-z0-9-]{0,61}[a-z0-9])?$" `

        - ` environment `: type ` string ` — The environment (`production`; environments are projects in this beta).

        - ` project_id `: type ` string `

          - pattern: ` "^prj_[0-9a-hjkmnp-tv-z]{26}$" `

        - ` service `: type ` string ` — The service of the application whose port this is.

        - ` port `: type ` integer `

          - minimum: ` 1 `

          - maximum: ` 65535 `

        - ` access `: type ` string ` — `link`: people who hold a link from `b3os app link`. `public`: anyone on the internet.

          - enum: ` ["link","public"] `

        - ` cookies `: type ` object `

          - Required fields: ` mode `, ` script `

          - ` mode `: type ` string ` — `isolated`: the app's server gets only the cookies its own address set, plus the names in `script`. `shared`: the browser's cookies pass, except Cloudflare's and B3OS's own names and values that are not plain (a space, comma, quote or backslash). 

            - enum: ` ["isolated","shared"] `

          - ` script `: type ` array ` — Cookies a page script writes and the app's server reads, by name.

            - maxItems: ` 20 `

            - uniqueItems: ` true `

            - ` array item `: type ` string `

              - pattern: `` "^[!#$%&'*+.^_`|~0-9A-Za-z-]{1,64}$" ``

        - ` state `: type ` string ` — `claimed`: the label is the port's and no deploy has switched it yet. `serving`: it serves `sandbox_id`. `stopped`: it serves nothing (`b3os app down`, or the organization or project stopped). `blocked`: B3 took it down; it can be neither claimed nor routed. 

          - enum: ` ["claimed","serving","stopped","blocked"] `

        - ` sandbox_id `: type ` string `; nullable — The sandbox the address serves (`serving` only).

          - pattern: ` "^sbx_[0-9a-hjkmnp-tv-z]{26}$" `

        - ` deploy_id `: type ` string `; nullable — The deploy that last switched the address.

        - ` base_label `: type ` string `; nullable — The application's own label this one is derived from (`<base>--<service>`), or null.

        - ` primary `: type ` boolean ` — The address of the application's primary port, which holds its own label (the others derive from it). Set when that port is first claimed; a later `primary` in b3os.yaml does not move it. Every answer of the edge has it. 

        - ` blocked_reason `: type ` string `; nullable — Why B3 blocked the address (`blocked` only; else null). Every answer of the edge has it.

          - maxLength: ` 200 `

        - ` claimed_at `: type ` string `; format ` date-time `

        - ` updated_at `: type ` string `; format ` date-time `

        - ` dropped_cookies `: type ` array ` — Cookies a page script set that the address did not pass to the app in the last 7 days (`cookies: isolated`), by name, most requests first. List one under `cookies.script` to let it through. 

          - maxItems: ` 20 `

          - ` array item `: type ` object `

            - Required fields: ` name `, ` requests `

            - ` name `: type ` string `

            - ` requests `: type ` integer `

              - minimum: ` 0 `

Response header ` x-request-id ` — The request ID (`req_…`). It is the `instance` of any problem and the key for `GET /v1/requests/{request_id}`.

- ` value `: type ` string `

  - pattern: ` "^req_[0-9a-hjkmnp-tv-z]{26}$" `

Response header ` Server-Timing ` — Phase durations in milliseconds (W3C Server Timing); the handler's phases break the request down. For a
response whose body size is known, `total` runs from reading the request head to writing the response head.
Streaming responses (event streams, WebSockets, chunked bodies) carry no `total` here: they report their
final phases in the terminal event (`job.succeeded`, `job.failed`, `job.canceled`) or the final job. The
time from the first request byte to the last response byte is recorded in the node's metrics and request
log (`GET /v1/requests/{request_id}`). The edge prepends `edge_auth` and `edge_upstream`, then
`edge_colo`, which has no duration and names the Cloudflare location and ray ID. The `desc` of `edge_auth`
names the steps it waited on as `<step>=<source>:<ms>`: `key` (`isolate`, `colo` or `primary`), `limits`
(`key` when they came with the key's read, `cache` or `d1`) and `permit` (`lease` or `limiter`, or
`optimistic` when the call went ahead and was counted right after). They are time inside `edge_auth`, not
added to it.


- ` value `: type ` string `

Example:

```json
{
  "object": "list",
  "data": [
    {
      "object": "app_host",
      "label": "gpt-researcher",
      "url": "https://gpt-researcher.b3os.io",
      "app": "gpt-researcher",
      "environment": "production",
      "project_id": "prj_01m5t3pf8heewxt65ej3dm577y",
      "service": "web",
      "port": 8000,
      "access": "link",
      "cookies": {
        "mode": "isolated",
        "script": [
          "theme"
        ]
      },
      "state": "claimed",
      "sandbox_id": null,
      "deploy_id": null,
      "base_label": null,
      "primary": true,
      "blocked_reason": null,
      "claimed_at": "2026-11-11T09:00:00.000Z",
      "updated_at": "2026-11-11T09:00:00.000Z",
      "dropped_cookies": []
    },
    {
      "object": "app_host",
      "label": "gpt-researcher--api",
      "url": "https://gpt-researcher--api.b3os.io",
      "app": "gpt-researcher",
      "environment": "production",
      "project_id": "prj_01m5t3pf8heewxt65ej3dm577y",
      "service": "api",
      "port": 9000,
      "access": "link",
      "cookies": {
        "mode": "isolated",
        "script": []
      },
      "state": "claimed",
      "sandbox_id": null,
      "deploy_id": null,
      "base_label": "gpt-researcher",
      "primary": false,
      "blocked_reason": null,
      "claimed_at": "2026-11-11T09:00:00.000Z",
      "updated_at": "2026-11-11T09:00:00.000Z",
      "dropped_cookies": []
    }
  ],
  "next_cursor": null
}
```

### ` 400 ` — The request failed validation (`invalid_request`, `invalid_url`).

Content type: ` application/problem+json `

- ` value `: type ` object ` — An RFC 9457 problem. `code` is stable and listed in the errors catalog; `type` links to its entry. `detail` is human-readable and may change. Extension members appear only for the codes that document them; ignore members you do not recognize. 

  - Required fields: ` type `, ` title `, ` status `, ` code `, ` detail `

  - ` type `: type ` string `; format ` uri ` — `https://docs.beta.b3os.org/errors#<code>`.

    - example: ` "https://docs.beta.b3os.org/errors#invalid_request" `

  - ` title `: type ` string ` — Short summary of the problem type.

  - ` status `: type ` integer ` — The HTTP status code, repeated for convenience.

    - minimum: ` 400 `

    - maximum: ` 599 `

  - ` code `: type ` string ` — Stable machine-readable error code from the errors catalog.

    - pattern: ` "^[a-z][a-z0-9_]*$" `

  - ` detail `: type ` string ` — Explanation of this occurrence. Never contains secrets.

  - ` instance `: type ` string ` — The request ID (`req_…`) of the request that failed. Include it when you contact support.

    - example: ` "req_01m5t4yg394wegr3j4y01qb363" `

  - ` errors `: type ` array ` — Validation problems, one per field (`invalid_request` and the other codes that list `errors`).

    - ` array item `: type ` object ` — One validation problem.

      - Required fields: ` pointer `, ` detail `

      - ` pointer `: type ` string ` — Where the problem is: a JSON pointer into the request body (`/url`, `/steps/0/uses`), or `#query/<name>`, `#path/<name>` or `#header/<name>` for parameters. 

        - example: ` "/url" `

      - ` detail `: type ` string ` — What is wrong there.

        - example: ` "must be an absolute http or https URL" `

  - ` reason `: type ` string ` — Finer-grained cause for codes that document one (`unauthorized`, `forbidden`, `egress_denied`, `upstream_unreachable`, …).

  - ` required_scope `: type ` string ` — The scope that was missing (`forbidden` with `reason: scope`).

  - ` retry_after_s `: type ` integer ` — Same value as the `Retry-After` header, for clients that only read the body.

    - minimum: ` 0 `

  - ` limit `: type ` object ` — The limit an error refers to. IDs and current values are listed by `GET /v1/limits`.

    - Required fields: ` id `, ` limit `, ` unit `

    - ` id `: type ` string ` — Limit ID, such as `vision.scrape.rpm` or `sandboxes.concurrent`.

      - example: ` "vision.scrape.rpm" `

    - ` limit `: type ` number ` — The limit's value.

    - ` unit `: type ` string ` — What the limit counts, such as `requests`, `sandboxes`, `vcpu` or `MiB`.

    - ` window_s `: type ` integer ` — Window length in seconds for rate limits and quotas.

    - ` current `: type ` number ` — Current usage against the limit, when known.

  - ` current_status `: type ` string ` — The object's current status, for state conflicts such as `sandbox_not_running`.

  - ` upstream_status `: type ` integer ` — The HTTP status the upstream returned (`upstream_error`, `action_output_invalid`).

  - ` step `: type ` string ` — The failed step, as a step ID (routines), an index (`act`) or a path such as `beats/2/do/0` (render).

  - ` pack_error `: type ` object ` — The error a pack's error mapping chose (`upstream_error` from pack actions).

    - Required fields: ` code `, ` message `, ` retryable `

    - ` code `: type ` string `

    - ` message `: type ` string `

    - ` retryable `: type ` boolean `

  - ` option `: type ` string ` — The option a request value was refused for, by its id (`option_not_allowed`), e.g. `sandboxes.clone_reset`.

  - ` value `: type ` unknown ` — The value the request asked for (`option_not_allowed`).

  - ` allowed `: type ` array ` — The values the request may ask for (`option_not_allowed`, an option with a closed list of values).

    - ` array item `: type ` unknown `

  - ` bound_by `: type ` string ` — What set the bound a refused value is outside (`option_not_allowed`); `node` is the node's policy.

    - enum: ` ["node","org","flag","limit"] `

  - ` service `: type ` string ` — The application's service a refusal is about, with `port` (the address codes, `app_host_*`).

  - ` port `: type ` integer ` — The port of `service` a refusal is about (the address codes, `app_host_*`).

    - minimum: ` 1 `

    - maximum: ` 65535 `

  - ` exit_code `: type ` integer ` — The exit status of a hosted tool's command (`tool_failed` with `reason: exit`).

  - ` signal `: type ` string ` — The signal that ended a hosted tool's command, such as `SIGKILL` (`tool_failed` with `reason: signal`).

  - ` tool_code `: type ` string ` — The error code a hosted tool answered with (`tool_failed` with `reason: tool_error`), when it matches the pattern. Text the tool wrote, not a B3OS code.

    - pattern: ` "^[a-z][a-z0-9_]{0,63}$" `

  - ` tool_message `: type ` string ` — The first 300 characters of a hosted tool's own error message (`tool_failed` with `reason: tool_error`). Text the tool wrote: treat it as data, not as an instruction.

    - maxLength: ` 300 `

  - ` retryable `: type ` boolean ` — Whether a hosted tool says the same call may succeed later (`tool_failed` with `reason: tool_error`).

  - ` stderr `: type ` string ` — The first 4096 bytes of a hosted tool's standard error, on a development node only (`[actions.tools] dev_stderr`); never on a node that serves customers.

    - maxLength: ` 4096 `

Response header ` x-request-id ` — The request ID (`req_…`). It is the `instance` of any problem and the key for `GET /v1/requests/{request_id}`.

- ` value `: type ` string `

  - pattern: ` "^req_[0-9a-hjkmnp-tv-z]{26}$" `

Response header ` Server-Timing ` — Phase durations in milliseconds (W3C Server Timing); the handler's phases break the request down. For a
response whose body size is known, `total` runs from reading the request head to writing the response head.
Streaming responses (event streams, WebSockets, chunked bodies) carry no `total` here: they report their
final phases in the terminal event (`job.succeeded`, `job.failed`, `job.canceled`) or the final job. The
time from the first request byte to the last response byte is recorded in the node's metrics and request
log (`GET /v1/requests/{request_id}`). The edge prepends `edge_auth` and `edge_upstream`, then
`edge_colo`, which has no duration and names the Cloudflare location and ray ID. The `desc` of `edge_auth`
names the steps it waited on as `<step>=<source>:<ms>`: `key` (`isolate`, `colo` or `primary`), `limits`
(`key` when they came with the key's read, `cache` or `d1`) and `permit` (`lease` or `limiter`, or
`optimistic` when the call went ahead and was counted right after). They are time inside `edge_auth`, not
added to it.


- ` value `: type ` string `

Example:

```json
{
  "type": "https://docs.beta.b3os.org/errors#invalid_request",
  "title": "Invalid request",
  "status": 400,
  "code": "invalid_request",
  "detail": "1 field failed validation",
  "instance": "req_01m5t4yg394wegr3j4y01qb363",
  "errors": [
    {
      "pointer": "/url",
      "detail": "must be an absolute http or https URL"
    }
  ]
}
```

### ` 401 ` — Missing, malformed, expired or revoked credentials (`unauthorized`).

Content type: ` application/problem+json `

- ` value `: type ` object ` — An RFC 9457 problem. `code` is stable and listed in the errors catalog; `type` links to its entry. `detail` is human-readable and may change. Extension members appear only for the codes that document them; ignore members you do not recognize. 

  - Required fields: ` type `, ` title `, ` status `, ` code `, ` detail `

  - ` type `: type ` string `; format ` uri ` — `https://docs.beta.b3os.org/errors#<code>`.

    - example: ` "https://docs.beta.b3os.org/errors#invalid_request" `

  - ` title `: type ` string ` — Short summary of the problem type.

  - ` status `: type ` integer ` — The HTTP status code, repeated for convenience.

    - minimum: ` 400 `

    - maximum: ` 599 `

  - ` code `: type ` string ` — Stable machine-readable error code from the errors catalog.

    - pattern: ` "^[a-z][a-z0-9_]*$" `

  - ` detail `: type ` string ` — Explanation of this occurrence. Never contains secrets.

  - ` instance `: type ` string ` — The request ID (`req_…`) of the request that failed. Include it when you contact support.

    - example: ` "req_01m5t4yg394wegr3j4y01qb363" `

  - ` errors `: type ` array ` — Validation problems, one per field (`invalid_request` and the other codes that list `errors`).

    - ` array item `: type ` object ` — One validation problem.

      - Required fields: ` pointer `, ` detail `

      - ` pointer `: type ` string ` — Where the problem is: a JSON pointer into the request body (`/url`, `/steps/0/uses`), or `#query/<name>`, `#path/<name>` or `#header/<name>` for parameters. 

        - example: ` "/url" `

      - ` detail `: type ` string ` — What is wrong there.

        - example: ` "must be an absolute http or https URL" `

  - ` reason `: type ` string ` — Finer-grained cause for codes that document one (`unauthorized`, `forbidden`, `egress_denied`, `upstream_unreachable`, …).

  - ` required_scope `: type ` string ` — The scope that was missing (`forbidden` with `reason: scope`).

  - ` retry_after_s `: type ` integer ` — Same value as the `Retry-After` header, for clients that only read the body.

    - minimum: ` 0 `

  - ` limit `: type ` object ` — The limit an error refers to. IDs and current values are listed by `GET /v1/limits`.

    - Required fields: ` id `, ` limit `, ` unit `

    - ` id `: type ` string ` — Limit ID, such as `vision.scrape.rpm` or `sandboxes.concurrent`.

      - example: ` "vision.scrape.rpm" `

    - ` limit `: type ` number ` — The limit's value.

    - ` unit `: type ` string ` — What the limit counts, such as `requests`, `sandboxes`, `vcpu` or `MiB`.

    - ` window_s `: type ` integer ` — Window length in seconds for rate limits and quotas.

    - ` current `: type ` number ` — Current usage against the limit, when known.

  - ` current_status `: type ` string ` — The object's current status, for state conflicts such as `sandbox_not_running`.

  - ` upstream_status `: type ` integer ` — The HTTP status the upstream returned (`upstream_error`, `action_output_invalid`).

  - ` step `: type ` string ` — The failed step, as a step ID (routines), an index (`act`) or a path such as `beats/2/do/0` (render).

  - ` pack_error `: type ` object ` — The error a pack's error mapping chose (`upstream_error` from pack actions).

    - Required fields: ` code `, ` message `, ` retryable `

    - ` code `: type ` string `

    - ` message `: type ` string `

    - ` retryable `: type ` boolean `

  - ` option `: type ` string ` — The option a request value was refused for, by its id (`option_not_allowed`), e.g. `sandboxes.clone_reset`.

  - ` value `: type ` unknown ` — The value the request asked for (`option_not_allowed`).

  - ` allowed `: type ` array ` — The values the request may ask for (`option_not_allowed`, an option with a closed list of values).

    - ` array item `: type ` unknown `

  - ` bound_by `: type ` string ` — What set the bound a refused value is outside (`option_not_allowed`); `node` is the node's policy.

    - enum: ` ["node","org","flag","limit"] `

  - ` service `: type ` string ` — The application's service a refusal is about, with `port` (the address codes, `app_host_*`).

  - ` port `: type ` integer ` — The port of `service` a refusal is about (the address codes, `app_host_*`).

    - minimum: ` 1 `

    - maximum: ` 65535 `

  - ` exit_code `: type ` integer ` — The exit status of a hosted tool's command (`tool_failed` with `reason: exit`).

  - ` signal `: type ` string ` — The signal that ended a hosted tool's command, such as `SIGKILL` (`tool_failed` with `reason: signal`).

  - ` tool_code `: type ` string ` — The error code a hosted tool answered with (`tool_failed` with `reason: tool_error`), when it matches the pattern. Text the tool wrote, not a B3OS code.

    - pattern: ` "^[a-z][a-z0-9_]{0,63}$" `

  - ` tool_message `: type ` string ` — The first 300 characters of a hosted tool's own error message (`tool_failed` with `reason: tool_error`). Text the tool wrote: treat it as data, not as an instruction.

    - maxLength: ` 300 `

  - ` retryable `: type ` boolean ` — Whether a hosted tool says the same call may succeed later (`tool_failed` with `reason: tool_error`).

  - ` stderr `: type ` string ` — The first 4096 bytes of a hosted tool's standard error, on a development node only (`[actions.tools] dev_stderr`); never on a node that serves customers.

    - maxLength: ` 4096 `

Response header ` x-request-id ` — The request ID (`req_…`). It is the `instance` of any problem and the key for `GET /v1/requests/{request_id}`.

- ` value `: type ` string `

  - pattern: ` "^req_[0-9a-hjkmnp-tv-z]{26}$" `

Response header ` Server-Timing ` — Phase durations in milliseconds (W3C Server Timing); the handler's phases break the request down. For a
response whose body size is known, `total` runs from reading the request head to writing the response head.
Streaming responses (event streams, WebSockets, chunked bodies) carry no `total` here: they report their
final phases in the terminal event (`job.succeeded`, `job.failed`, `job.canceled`) or the final job. The
time from the first request byte to the last response byte is recorded in the node's metrics and request
log (`GET /v1/requests/{request_id}`). The edge prepends `edge_auth` and `edge_upstream`, then
`edge_colo`, which has no duration and names the Cloudflare location and ray ID. The `desc` of `edge_auth`
names the steps it waited on as `<step>=<source>:<ms>`: `key` (`isolate`, `colo` or `primary`), `limits`
(`key` when they came with the key's read, `cache` or `d1`) and `permit` (`lease` or `limiter`, or
`optimistic` when the call went ahead and was counted right after). They are time inside `edge_auth`, not
added to it.


- ` value `: type ` string `

Example:

```json
{
  "type": "https://docs.beta.b3os.org/errors#unauthorized",
  "title": "Unauthorized",
  "status": 401,
  "code": "unauthorized",
  "detail": "API key checksum does not match; check that the whole key was copied",
  "instance": "req_01m5t4yg394wegr3j4y01qb363",
  "reason": "malformed"
}
```

### ` 403 ` — B3 blocked the address; it can be neither claimed nor routed (`app_host_blocked`).

Content type: ` application/problem+json `

- ` value `: type ` object ` — An RFC 9457 problem. `code` is stable and listed in the errors catalog; `type` links to its entry. `detail` is human-readable and may change. Extension members appear only for the codes that document them; ignore members you do not recognize. 

  - Required fields: ` type `, ` title `, ` status `, ` code `, ` detail `

  - ` type `: type ` string `; format ` uri ` — `https://docs.beta.b3os.org/errors#<code>`.

    - example: ` "https://docs.beta.b3os.org/errors#invalid_request" `

  - ` title `: type ` string ` — Short summary of the problem type.

  - ` status `: type ` integer ` — The HTTP status code, repeated for convenience.

    - minimum: ` 400 `

    - maximum: ` 599 `

  - ` code `: type ` string ` — Stable machine-readable error code from the errors catalog.

    - pattern: ` "^[a-z][a-z0-9_]*$" `

  - ` detail `: type ` string ` — Explanation of this occurrence. Never contains secrets.

  - ` instance `: type ` string ` — The request ID (`req_…`) of the request that failed. Include it when you contact support.

    - example: ` "req_01m5t4yg394wegr3j4y01qb363" `

  - ` errors `: type ` array ` — Validation problems, one per field (`invalid_request` and the other codes that list `errors`).

    - ` array item `: type ` object ` — One validation problem.

      - Required fields: ` pointer `, ` detail `

      - ` pointer `: type ` string ` — Where the problem is: a JSON pointer into the request body (`/url`, `/steps/0/uses`), or `#query/<name>`, `#path/<name>` or `#header/<name>` for parameters. 

        - example: ` "/url" `

      - ` detail `: type ` string ` — What is wrong there.

        - example: ` "must be an absolute http or https URL" `

  - ` reason `: type ` string ` — Finer-grained cause for codes that document one (`unauthorized`, `forbidden`, `egress_denied`, `upstream_unreachable`, …).

  - ` required_scope `: type ` string ` — The scope that was missing (`forbidden` with `reason: scope`).

  - ` retry_after_s `: type ` integer ` — Same value as the `Retry-After` header, for clients that only read the body.

    - minimum: ` 0 `

  - ` limit `: type ` object ` — The limit an error refers to. IDs and current values are listed by `GET /v1/limits`.

    - Required fields: ` id `, ` limit `, ` unit `

    - ` id `: type ` string ` — Limit ID, such as `vision.scrape.rpm` or `sandboxes.concurrent`.

      - example: ` "vision.scrape.rpm" `

    - ` limit `: type ` number ` — The limit's value.

    - ` unit `: type ` string ` — What the limit counts, such as `requests`, `sandboxes`, `vcpu` or `MiB`.

    - ` window_s `: type ` integer ` — Window length in seconds for rate limits and quotas.

    - ` current `: type ` number ` — Current usage against the limit, when known.

  - ` current_status `: type ` string ` — The object's current status, for state conflicts such as `sandbox_not_running`.

  - ` upstream_status `: type ` integer ` — The HTTP status the upstream returned (`upstream_error`, `action_output_invalid`).

  - ` step `: type ` string ` — The failed step, as a step ID (routines), an index (`act`) or a path such as `beats/2/do/0` (render).

  - ` pack_error `: type ` object ` — The error a pack's error mapping chose (`upstream_error` from pack actions).

    - Required fields: ` code `, ` message `, ` retryable `

    - ` code `: type ` string `

    - ` message `: type ` string `

    - ` retryable `: type ` boolean `

  - ` option `: type ` string ` — The option a request value was refused for, by its id (`option_not_allowed`), e.g. `sandboxes.clone_reset`.

  - ` value `: type ` unknown ` — The value the request asked for (`option_not_allowed`).

  - ` allowed `: type ` array ` — The values the request may ask for (`option_not_allowed`, an option with a closed list of values).

    - ` array item `: type ` unknown `

  - ` bound_by `: type ` string ` — What set the bound a refused value is outside (`option_not_allowed`); `node` is the node's policy.

    - enum: ` ["node","org","flag","limit"] `

  - ` service `: type ` string ` — The application's service a refusal is about, with `port` (the address codes, `app_host_*`).

  - ` port `: type ` integer ` — The port of `service` a refusal is about (the address codes, `app_host_*`).

    - minimum: ` 1 `

    - maximum: ` 65535 `

  - ` exit_code `: type ` integer ` — The exit status of a hosted tool's command (`tool_failed` with `reason: exit`).

  - ` signal `: type ` string ` — The signal that ended a hosted tool's command, such as `SIGKILL` (`tool_failed` with `reason: signal`).

  - ` tool_code `: type ` string ` — The error code a hosted tool answered with (`tool_failed` with `reason: tool_error`), when it matches the pattern. Text the tool wrote, not a B3OS code.

    - pattern: ` "^[a-z][a-z0-9_]{0,63}$" `

  - ` tool_message `: type ` string ` — The first 300 characters of a hosted tool's own error message (`tool_failed` with `reason: tool_error`). Text the tool wrote: treat it as data, not as an instruction.

    - maxLength: ` 300 `

  - ` retryable `: type ` boolean ` — Whether a hosted tool says the same call may succeed later (`tool_failed` with `reason: tool_error`).

  - ` stderr `: type ` string ` — The first 4096 bytes of a hosted tool's standard error, on a development node only (`[actions.tools] dev_stderr`); never on a node that serves customers.

    - maxLength: ` 4096 `

Response header ` x-request-id ` — The request ID (`req_…`). It is the `instance` of any problem and the key for `GET /v1/requests/{request_id}`.

- ` value `: type ` string `

  - pattern: ` "^req_[0-9a-hjkmnp-tv-z]{26}$" `

Response header ` Server-Timing ` — Phase durations in milliseconds (W3C Server Timing); the handler's phases break the request down. For a
response whose body size is known, `total` runs from reading the request head to writing the response head.
Streaming responses (event streams, WebSockets, chunked bodies) carry no `total` here: they report their
final phases in the terminal event (`job.succeeded`, `job.failed`, `job.canceled`) or the final job. The
time from the first request byte to the last response byte is recorded in the node's metrics and request
log (`GET /v1/requests/{request_id}`). The edge prepends `edge_auth` and `edge_upstream`, then
`edge_colo`, which has no duration and names the Cloudflare location and ray ID. The `desc` of `edge_auth`
names the steps it waited on as `<step>=<source>:<ms>`: `key` (`isolate`, `colo` or `primary`), `limits`
(`key` when they came with the key's read, `cache` or `d1`) and `permit` (`lease` or `limiter`, or
`optimistic` when the call went ahead and was counted right after). They are time inside `edge_auth`, not
added to it.


- ` value `: type ` string `

Example:

```json
{
  "type": "https://docs.beta.b3os.org/errors#app_host_blocked",
  "title": "Address blocked",
  "status": 403,
  "code": "app_host_blocked",
  "detail": "gpt-researcher.b3os.io: B3OS has taken this address offline. Visitors get 410; contact support",
  "instance": "req_01m5t4yg394wegr3j4y01qb363"
}
```

### ` 404 ` — Addresses are not on for your organization (`feature_not_enabled`: the `platform.app_hosts` flag). Nothing was read or claimed.

Content type: ` application/problem+json `

- ` value `: type ` object ` — An RFC 9457 problem. `code` is stable and listed in the errors catalog; `type` links to its entry. `detail` is human-readable and may change. Extension members appear only for the codes that document them; ignore members you do not recognize. 

  - Required fields: ` type `, ` title `, ` status `, ` code `, ` detail `

  - ` type `: type ` string `; format ` uri ` — `https://docs.beta.b3os.org/errors#<code>`.

    - example: ` "https://docs.beta.b3os.org/errors#invalid_request" `

  - ` title `: type ` string ` — Short summary of the problem type.

  - ` status `: type ` integer ` — The HTTP status code, repeated for convenience.

    - minimum: ` 400 `

    - maximum: ` 599 `

  - ` code `: type ` string ` — Stable machine-readable error code from the errors catalog.

    - pattern: ` "^[a-z][a-z0-9_]*$" `

  - ` detail `: type ` string ` — Explanation of this occurrence. Never contains secrets.

  - ` instance `: type ` string ` — The request ID (`req_…`) of the request that failed. Include it when you contact support.

    - example: ` "req_01m5t4yg394wegr3j4y01qb363" `

  - ` errors `: type ` array ` — Validation problems, one per field (`invalid_request` and the other codes that list `errors`).

    - ` array item `: type ` object ` — One validation problem.

      - Required fields: ` pointer `, ` detail `

      - ` pointer `: type ` string ` — Where the problem is: a JSON pointer into the request body (`/url`, `/steps/0/uses`), or `#query/<name>`, `#path/<name>` or `#header/<name>` for parameters. 

        - example: ` "/url" `

      - ` detail `: type ` string ` — What is wrong there.

        - example: ` "must be an absolute http or https URL" `

  - ` reason `: type ` string ` — Finer-grained cause for codes that document one (`unauthorized`, `forbidden`, `egress_denied`, `upstream_unreachable`, …).

  - ` required_scope `: type ` string ` — The scope that was missing (`forbidden` with `reason: scope`).

  - ` retry_after_s `: type ` integer ` — Same value as the `Retry-After` header, for clients that only read the body.

    - minimum: ` 0 `

  - ` limit `: type ` object ` — The limit an error refers to. IDs and current values are listed by `GET /v1/limits`.

    - Required fields: ` id `, ` limit `, ` unit `

    - ` id `: type ` string ` — Limit ID, such as `vision.scrape.rpm` or `sandboxes.concurrent`.

      - example: ` "vision.scrape.rpm" `

    - ` limit `: type ` number ` — The limit's value.

    - ` unit `: type ` string ` — What the limit counts, such as `requests`, `sandboxes`, `vcpu` or `MiB`.

    - ` window_s `: type ` integer ` — Window length in seconds for rate limits and quotas.

    - ` current `: type ` number ` — Current usage against the limit, when known.

  - ` current_status `: type ` string ` — The object's current status, for state conflicts such as `sandbox_not_running`.

  - ` upstream_status `: type ` integer ` — The HTTP status the upstream returned (`upstream_error`, `action_output_invalid`).

  - ` step `: type ` string ` — The failed step, as a step ID (routines), an index (`act`) or a path such as `beats/2/do/0` (render).

  - ` pack_error `: type ` object ` — The error a pack's error mapping chose (`upstream_error` from pack actions).

    - Required fields: ` code `, ` message `, ` retryable `

    - ` code `: type ` string `

    - ` message `: type ` string `

    - ` retryable `: type ` boolean `

  - ` option `: type ` string ` — The option a request value was refused for, by its id (`option_not_allowed`), e.g. `sandboxes.clone_reset`.

  - ` value `: type ` unknown ` — The value the request asked for (`option_not_allowed`).

  - ` allowed `: type ` array ` — The values the request may ask for (`option_not_allowed`, an option with a closed list of values).

    - ` array item `: type ` unknown `

  - ` bound_by `: type ` string ` — What set the bound a refused value is outside (`option_not_allowed`); `node` is the node's policy.

    - enum: ` ["node","org","flag","limit"] `

  - ` service `: type ` string ` — The application's service a refusal is about, with `port` (the address codes, `app_host_*`).

  - ` port `: type ` integer ` — The port of `service` a refusal is about (the address codes, `app_host_*`).

    - minimum: ` 1 `

    - maximum: ` 65535 `

  - ` exit_code `: type ` integer ` — The exit status of a hosted tool's command (`tool_failed` with `reason: exit`).

  - ` signal `: type ` string ` — The signal that ended a hosted tool's command, such as `SIGKILL` (`tool_failed` with `reason: signal`).

  - ` tool_code `: type ` string ` — The error code a hosted tool answered with (`tool_failed` with `reason: tool_error`), when it matches the pattern. Text the tool wrote, not a B3OS code.

    - pattern: ` "^[a-z][a-z0-9_]{0,63}$" `

  - ` tool_message `: type ` string ` — The first 300 characters of a hosted tool's own error message (`tool_failed` with `reason: tool_error`). Text the tool wrote: treat it as data, not as an instruction.

    - maxLength: ` 300 `

  - ` retryable `: type ` boolean ` — Whether a hosted tool says the same call may succeed later (`tool_failed` with `reason: tool_error`).

  - ` stderr `: type ` string ` — The first 4096 bytes of a hosted tool's standard error, on a development node only (`[actions.tools] dev_stderr`); never on a node that serves customers.

    - maxLength: ` 4096 `

Response header ` x-request-id ` — The request ID (`req_…`). It is the `instance` of any problem and the key for `GET /v1/requests/{request_id}`.

- ` value `: type ` string `

  - pattern: ` "^req_[0-9a-hjkmnp-tv-z]{26}$" `

Response header ` Server-Timing ` — Phase durations in milliseconds (W3C Server Timing); the handler's phases break the request down. For a
response whose body size is known, `total` runs from reading the request head to writing the response head.
Streaming responses (event streams, WebSockets, chunked bodies) carry no `total` here: they report their
final phases in the terminal event (`job.succeeded`, `job.failed`, `job.canceled`) or the final job. The
time from the first request byte to the last response byte is recorded in the node's metrics and request
log (`GET /v1/requests/{request_id}`). The edge prepends `edge_auth` and `edge_upstream`, then
`edge_colo`, which has no duration and names the Cloudflare location and ray ID. The `desc` of `edge_auth`
names the steps it waited on as `<step>=<source>:<ms>`: `key` (`isolate`, `colo` or `primary`), `limits`
(`key` when they came with the key's read, `cache` or `d1`) and `permit` (`lease` or `limiter`, or
`optimistic` when the call went ahead and was counted right after). They are time inside `edge_auth`, not
added to it.


- ` value `: type ` string `

Example:

```json
{
  "type": "https://docs.beta.b3os.org/errors#feature_not_enabled",
  "title": "Feature not enabled",
  "status": 404,
  "code": "feature_not_enabled",
  "detail": "this operation is behind the preview flag platform.app_hosts, which is not enabled for your organization yet",
  "instance": "req_01m5t4yg394wegr3j4y01qb363"
}
```

### ` 409 ` — Every candidate label is held by another application or organization (`app_host_label_taken`), the port
already has another label than `host` asks for (`app_host_conflict`, reason `label_fixed`), or a newer
deploy, or a change outside a deploy, set the address after the deploy `deploy_id` names began
(`app_host_route_conflict`, reason `newer_deploy`; nothing is written).


Content type: ` application/problem+json `

- ` value `: type ` object ` — An RFC 9457 problem. `code` is stable and listed in the errors catalog; `type` links to its entry. `detail` is human-readable and may change. Extension members appear only for the codes that document them; ignore members you do not recognize. 

  - Required fields: ` type `, ` title `, ` status `, ` code `, ` detail `

  - ` type `: type ` string `; format ` uri ` — `https://docs.beta.b3os.org/errors#<code>`.

    - example: ` "https://docs.beta.b3os.org/errors#invalid_request" `

  - ` title `: type ` string ` — Short summary of the problem type.

  - ` status `: type ` integer ` — The HTTP status code, repeated for convenience.

    - minimum: ` 400 `

    - maximum: ` 599 `

  - ` code `: type ` string ` — Stable machine-readable error code from the errors catalog.

    - pattern: ` "^[a-z][a-z0-9_]*$" `

  - ` detail `: type ` string ` — Explanation of this occurrence. Never contains secrets.

  - ` instance `: type ` string ` — The request ID (`req_…`) of the request that failed. Include it when you contact support.

    - example: ` "req_01m5t4yg394wegr3j4y01qb363" `

  - ` errors `: type ` array ` — Validation problems, one per field (`invalid_request` and the other codes that list `errors`).

    - ` array item `: type ` object ` — One validation problem.

      - Required fields: ` pointer `, ` detail `

      - ` pointer `: type ` string ` — Where the problem is: a JSON pointer into the request body (`/url`, `/steps/0/uses`), or `#query/<name>`, `#path/<name>` or `#header/<name>` for parameters. 

        - example: ` "/url" `

      - ` detail `: type ` string ` — What is wrong there.

        - example: ` "must be an absolute http or https URL" `

  - ` reason `: type ` string ` — Finer-grained cause for codes that document one (`unauthorized`, `forbidden`, `egress_denied`, `upstream_unreachable`, …).

  - ` required_scope `: type ` string ` — The scope that was missing (`forbidden` with `reason: scope`).

  - ` retry_after_s `: type ` integer ` — Same value as the `Retry-After` header, for clients that only read the body.

    - minimum: ` 0 `

  - ` limit `: type ` object ` — The limit an error refers to. IDs and current values are listed by `GET /v1/limits`.

    - Required fields: ` id `, ` limit `, ` unit `

    - ` id `: type ` string ` — Limit ID, such as `vision.scrape.rpm` or `sandboxes.concurrent`.

      - example: ` "vision.scrape.rpm" `

    - ` limit `: type ` number ` — The limit's value.

    - ` unit `: type ` string ` — What the limit counts, such as `requests`, `sandboxes`, `vcpu` or `MiB`.

    - ` window_s `: type ` integer ` — Window length in seconds for rate limits and quotas.

    - ` current `: type ` number ` — Current usage against the limit, when known.

  - ` current_status `: type ` string ` — The object's current status, for state conflicts such as `sandbox_not_running`.

  - ` upstream_status `: type ` integer ` — The HTTP status the upstream returned (`upstream_error`, `action_output_invalid`).

  - ` step `: type ` string ` — The failed step, as a step ID (routines), an index (`act`) or a path such as `beats/2/do/0` (render).

  - ` pack_error `: type ` object ` — The error a pack's error mapping chose (`upstream_error` from pack actions).

    - Required fields: ` code `, ` message `, ` retryable `

    - ` code `: type ` string `

    - ` message `: type ` string `

    - ` retryable `: type ` boolean `

  - ` option `: type ` string ` — The option a request value was refused for, by its id (`option_not_allowed`), e.g. `sandboxes.clone_reset`.

  - ` value `: type ` unknown ` — The value the request asked for (`option_not_allowed`).

  - ` allowed `: type ` array ` — The values the request may ask for (`option_not_allowed`, an option with a closed list of values).

    - ` array item `: type ` unknown `

  - ` bound_by `: type ` string ` — What set the bound a refused value is outside (`option_not_allowed`); `node` is the node's policy.

    - enum: ` ["node","org","flag","limit"] `

  - ` service `: type ` string ` — The application's service a refusal is about, with `port` (the address codes, `app_host_*`).

  - ` port `: type ` integer ` — The port of `service` a refusal is about (the address codes, `app_host_*`).

    - minimum: ` 1 `

    - maximum: ` 65535 `

  - ` exit_code `: type ` integer ` — The exit status of a hosted tool's command (`tool_failed` with `reason: exit`).

  - ` signal `: type ` string ` — The signal that ended a hosted tool's command, such as `SIGKILL` (`tool_failed` with `reason: signal`).

  - ` tool_code `: type ` string ` — The error code a hosted tool answered with (`tool_failed` with `reason: tool_error`), when it matches the pattern. Text the tool wrote, not a B3OS code.

    - pattern: ` "^[a-z][a-z0-9_]{0,63}$" `

  - ` tool_message `: type ` string ` — The first 300 characters of a hosted tool's own error message (`tool_failed` with `reason: tool_error`). Text the tool wrote: treat it as data, not as an instruction.

    - maxLength: ` 300 `

  - ` retryable `: type ` boolean ` — Whether a hosted tool says the same call may succeed later (`tool_failed` with `reason: tool_error`).

  - ` stderr `: type ` string ` — The first 4096 bytes of a hosted tool's standard error, on a development node only (`[actions.tools] dev_stderr`); never on a node that serves customers.

    - maxLength: ` 4096 `

Response header ` x-request-id ` — The request ID (`req_…`). It is the `instance` of any problem and the key for `GET /v1/requests/{request_id}`.

- ` value `: type ` string `

  - pattern: ` "^req_[0-9a-hjkmnp-tv-z]{26}$" `

Response header ` Server-Timing ` — Phase durations in milliseconds (W3C Server Timing); the handler's phases break the request down. For a
response whose body size is known, `total` runs from reading the request head to writing the response head.
Streaming responses (event streams, WebSockets, chunked bodies) carry no `total` here: they report their
final phases in the terminal event (`job.succeeded`, `job.failed`, `job.canceled`) or the final job. The
time from the first request byte to the last response byte is recorded in the node's metrics and request
log (`GET /v1/requests/{request_id}`). The edge prepends `edge_auth` and `edge_upstream`, then
`edge_colo`, which has no duration and names the Cloudflare location and ray ID. The `desc` of `edge_auth`
names the steps it waited on as `<step>=<source>:<ms>`: `key` (`isolate`, `colo` or `primary`), `limits`
(`key` when they came with the key's read, `cache` or `d1`) and `permit` (`lease` or `limiter`, or
`optimistic` when the call went ahead and was counted right after). They are time inside `edge_auth`, not
added to it.


- ` value `: type ` string `

### ` 413 ` — The request body exceeds this operation's limit.

Content type: ` application/problem+json `

- ` value `: type ` object ` — An RFC 9457 problem. `code` is stable and listed in the errors catalog; `type` links to its entry. `detail` is human-readable and may change. Extension members appear only for the codes that document them; ignore members you do not recognize. 

  - Required fields: ` type `, ` title `, ` status `, ` code `, ` detail `

  - ` type `: type ` string `; format ` uri ` — `https://docs.beta.b3os.org/errors#<code>`.

    - example: ` "https://docs.beta.b3os.org/errors#invalid_request" `

  - ` title `: type ` string ` — Short summary of the problem type.

  - ` status `: type ` integer ` — The HTTP status code, repeated for convenience.

    - minimum: ` 400 `

    - maximum: ` 599 `

  - ` code `: type ` string ` — Stable machine-readable error code from the errors catalog.

    - pattern: ` "^[a-z][a-z0-9_]*$" `

  - ` detail `: type ` string ` — Explanation of this occurrence. Never contains secrets.

  - ` instance `: type ` string ` — The request ID (`req_…`) of the request that failed. Include it when you contact support.

    - example: ` "req_01m5t4yg394wegr3j4y01qb363" `

  - ` errors `: type ` array ` — Validation problems, one per field (`invalid_request` and the other codes that list `errors`).

    - ` array item `: type ` object ` — One validation problem.

      - Required fields: ` pointer `, ` detail `

      - ` pointer `: type ` string ` — Where the problem is: a JSON pointer into the request body (`/url`, `/steps/0/uses`), or `#query/<name>`, `#path/<name>` or `#header/<name>` for parameters. 

        - example: ` "/url" `

      - ` detail `: type ` string ` — What is wrong there.

        - example: ` "must be an absolute http or https URL" `

  - ` reason `: type ` string ` — Finer-grained cause for codes that document one (`unauthorized`, `forbidden`, `egress_denied`, `upstream_unreachable`, …).

  - ` required_scope `: type ` string ` — The scope that was missing (`forbidden` with `reason: scope`).

  - ` retry_after_s `: type ` integer ` — Same value as the `Retry-After` header, for clients that only read the body.

    - minimum: ` 0 `

  - ` limit `: type ` object ` — The limit an error refers to. IDs and current values are listed by `GET /v1/limits`.

    - Required fields: ` id `, ` limit `, ` unit `

    - ` id `: type ` string ` — Limit ID, such as `vision.scrape.rpm` or `sandboxes.concurrent`.

      - example: ` "vision.scrape.rpm" `

    - ` limit `: type ` number ` — The limit's value.

    - ` unit `: type ` string ` — What the limit counts, such as `requests`, `sandboxes`, `vcpu` or `MiB`.

    - ` window_s `: type ` integer ` — Window length in seconds for rate limits and quotas.

    - ` current `: type ` number ` — Current usage against the limit, when known.

  - ` current_status `: type ` string ` — The object's current status, for state conflicts such as `sandbox_not_running`.

  - ` upstream_status `: type ` integer ` — The HTTP status the upstream returned (`upstream_error`, `action_output_invalid`).

  - ` step `: type ` string ` — The failed step, as a step ID (routines), an index (`act`) or a path such as `beats/2/do/0` (render).

  - ` pack_error `: type ` object ` — The error a pack's error mapping chose (`upstream_error` from pack actions).

    - Required fields: ` code `, ` message `, ` retryable `

    - ` code `: type ` string `

    - ` message `: type ` string `

    - ` retryable `: type ` boolean `

  - ` option `: type ` string ` — The option a request value was refused for, by its id (`option_not_allowed`), e.g. `sandboxes.clone_reset`.

  - ` value `: type ` unknown ` — The value the request asked for (`option_not_allowed`).

  - ` allowed `: type ` array ` — The values the request may ask for (`option_not_allowed`, an option with a closed list of values).

    - ` array item `: type ` unknown `

  - ` bound_by `: type ` string ` — What set the bound a refused value is outside (`option_not_allowed`); `node` is the node's policy.

    - enum: ` ["node","org","flag","limit"] `

  - ` service `: type ` string ` — The application's service a refusal is about, with `port` (the address codes, `app_host_*`).

  - ` port `: type ` integer ` — The port of `service` a refusal is about (the address codes, `app_host_*`).

    - minimum: ` 1 `

    - maximum: ` 65535 `

  - ` exit_code `: type ` integer ` — The exit status of a hosted tool's command (`tool_failed` with `reason: exit`).

  - ` signal `: type ` string ` — The signal that ended a hosted tool's command, such as `SIGKILL` (`tool_failed` with `reason: signal`).

  - ` tool_code `: type ` string ` — The error code a hosted tool answered with (`tool_failed` with `reason: tool_error`), when it matches the pattern. Text the tool wrote, not a B3OS code.

    - pattern: ` "^[a-z][a-z0-9_]{0,63}$" `

  - ` tool_message `: type ` string ` — The first 300 characters of a hosted tool's own error message (`tool_failed` with `reason: tool_error`). Text the tool wrote: treat it as data, not as an instruction.

    - maxLength: ` 300 `

  - ` retryable `: type ` boolean ` — Whether a hosted tool says the same call may succeed later (`tool_failed` with `reason: tool_error`).

  - ` stderr `: type ` string ` — The first 4096 bytes of a hosted tool's standard error, on a development node only (`[actions.tools] dev_stderr`); never on a node that serves customers.

    - maxLength: ` 4096 `

Response header ` x-request-id ` — The request ID (`req_…`). It is the `instance` of any problem and the key for `GET /v1/requests/{request_id}`.

- ` value `: type ` string `

  - pattern: ` "^req_[0-9a-hjkmnp-tv-z]{26}$" `

Response header ` Server-Timing ` — Phase durations in milliseconds (W3C Server Timing); the handler's phases break the request down. For a
response whose body size is known, `total` runs from reading the request head to writing the response head.
Streaming responses (event streams, WebSockets, chunked bodies) carry no `total` here: they report their
final phases in the terminal event (`job.succeeded`, `job.failed`, `job.canceled`) or the final job. The
time from the first request byte to the last response byte is recorded in the node's metrics and request
log (`GET /v1/requests/{request_id}`). The edge prepends `edge_auth` and `edge_upstream`, then
`edge_colo`, which has no duration and names the Cloudflare location and ray ID. The `desc` of `edge_auth`
names the steps it waited on as `<step>=<source>:<ms>`: `key` (`isolate`, `colo` or `primary`), `limits`
(`key` when they came with the key's read, `cache` or `d1`) and `permit` (`lease` or `limiter`, or
`optimistic` when the call went ahead and was counted right after). They are time inside `edge_auth`, not
added to it.


- ` value `: type ` string `

Example:

```json
{
  "type": "https://docs.beta.b3os.org/errors#payload_too_large",
  "title": "Payload too large",
  "status": 413,
  "code": "payload_too_large",
  "detail": "Request body is 1572864 bytes; this operation accepts at most 1048576",
  "instance": "req_01m5t4yg394wegr3j4y01qb363"
}
```

### ` 415 ` — The Content-Type is not accepted by this operation.

Content type: ` application/problem+json `

- ` value `: type ` object ` — An RFC 9457 problem. `code` is stable and listed in the errors catalog; `type` links to its entry. `detail` is human-readable and may change. Extension members appear only for the codes that document them; ignore members you do not recognize. 

  - Required fields: ` type `, ` title `, ` status `, ` code `, ` detail `

  - ` type `: type ` string `; format ` uri ` — `https://docs.beta.b3os.org/errors#<code>`.

    - example: ` "https://docs.beta.b3os.org/errors#invalid_request" `

  - ` title `: type ` string ` — Short summary of the problem type.

  - ` status `: type ` integer ` — The HTTP status code, repeated for convenience.

    - minimum: ` 400 `

    - maximum: ` 599 `

  - ` code `: type ` string ` — Stable machine-readable error code from the errors catalog.

    - pattern: ` "^[a-z][a-z0-9_]*$" `

  - ` detail `: type ` string ` — Explanation of this occurrence. Never contains secrets.

  - ` instance `: type ` string ` — The request ID (`req_…`) of the request that failed. Include it when you contact support.

    - example: ` "req_01m5t4yg394wegr3j4y01qb363" `

  - ` errors `: type ` array ` — Validation problems, one per field (`invalid_request` and the other codes that list `errors`).

    - ` array item `: type ` object ` — One validation problem.

      - Required fields: ` pointer `, ` detail `

      - ` pointer `: type ` string ` — Where the problem is: a JSON pointer into the request body (`/url`, `/steps/0/uses`), or `#query/<name>`, `#path/<name>` or `#header/<name>` for parameters. 

        - example: ` "/url" `

      - ` detail `: type ` string ` — What is wrong there.

        - example: ` "must be an absolute http or https URL" `

  - ` reason `: type ` string ` — Finer-grained cause for codes that document one (`unauthorized`, `forbidden`, `egress_denied`, `upstream_unreachable`, …).

  - ` required_scope `: type ` string ` — The scope that was missing (`forbidden` with `reason: scope`).

  - ` retry_after_s `: type ` integer ` — Same value as the `Retry-After` header, for clients that only read the body.

    - minimum: ` 0 `

  - ` limit `: type ` object ` — The limit an error refers to. IDs and current values are listed by `GET /v1/limits`.

    - Required fields: ` id `, ` limit `, ` unit `

    - ` id `: type ` string ` — Limit ID, such as `vision.scrape.rpm` or `sandboxes.concurrent`.

      - example: ` "vision.scrape.rpm" `

    - ` limit `: type ` number ` — The limit's value.

    - ` unit `: type ` string ` — What the limit counts, such as `requests`, `sandboxes`, `vcpu` or `MiB`.

    - ` window_s `: type ` integer ` — Window length in seconds for rate limits and quotas.

    - ` current `: type ` number ` — Current usage against the limit, when known.

  - ` current_status `: type ` string ` — The object's current status, for state conflicts such as `sandbox_not_running`.

  - ` upstream_status `: type ` integer ` — The HTTP status the upstream returned (`upstream_error`, `action_output_invalid`).

  - ` step `: type ` string ` — The failed step, as a step ID (routines), an index (`act`) or a path such as `beats/2/do/0` (render).

  - ` pack_error `: type ` object ` — The error a pack's error mapping chose (`upstream_error` from pack actions).

    - Required fields: ` code `, ` message `, ` retryable `

    - ` code `: type ` string `

    - ` message `: type ` string `

    - ` retryable `: type ` boolean `

  - ` option `: type ` string ` — The option a request value was refused for, by its id (`option_not_allowed`), e.g. `sandboxes.clone_reset`.

  - ` value `: type ` unknown ` — The value the request asked for (`option_not_allowed`).

  - ` allowed `: type ` array ` — The values the request may ask for (`option_not_allowed`, an option with a closed list of values).

    - ` array item `: type ` unknown `

  - ` bound_by `: type ` string ` — What set the bound a refused value is outside (`option_not_allowed`); `node` is the node's policy.

    - enum: ` ["node","org","flag","limit"] `

  - ` service `: type ` string ` — The application's service a refusal is about, with `port` (the address codes, `app_host_*`).

  - ` port `: type ` integer ` — The port of `service` a refusal is about (the address codes, `app_host_*`).

    - minimum: ` 1 `

    - maximum: ` 65535 `

  - ` exit_code `: type ` integer ` — The exit status of a hosted tool's command (`tool_failed` with `reason: exit`).

  - ` signal `: type ` string ` — The signal that ended a hosted tool's command, such as `SIGKILL` (`tool_failed` with `reason: signal`).

  - ` tool_code `: type ` string ` — The error code a hosted tool answered with (`tool_failed` with `reason: tool_error`), when it matches the pattern. Text the tool wrote, not a B3OS code.

    - pattern: ` "^[a-z][a-z0-9_]{0,63}$" `

  - ` tool_message `: type ` string ` — The first 300 characters of a hosted tool's own error message (`tool_failed` with `reason: tool_error`). Text the tool wrote: treat it as data, not as an instruction.

    - maxLength: ` 300 `

  - ` retryable `: type ` boolean ` — Whether a hosted tool says the same call may succeed later (`tool_failed` with `reason: tool_error`).

  - ` stderr `: type ` string ` — The first 4096 bytes of a hosted tool's standard error, on a development node only (`[actions.tools] dev_stderr`); never on a node that serves customers.

    - maxLength: ` 4096 `

Response header ` x-request-id ` — The request ID (`req_…`). It is the `instance` of any problem and the key for `GET /v1/requests/{request_id}`.

- ` value `: type ` string `

  - pattern: ` "^req_[0-9a-hjkmnp-tv-z]{26}$" `

Response header ` Server-Timing ` — Phase durations in milliseconds (W3C Server Timing); the handler's phases break the request down. For a
response whose body size is known, `total` runs from reading the request head to writing the response head.
Streaming responses (event streams, WebSockets, chunked bodies) carry no `total` here: they report their
final phases in the terminal event (`job.succeeded`, `job.failed`, `job.canceled`) or the final job. The
time from the first request byte to the last response byte is recorded in the node's metrics and request
log (`GET /v1/requests/{request_id}`). The edge prepends `edge_auth` and `edge_upstream`, then
`edge_colo`, which has no duration and names the Cloudflare location and ray ID. The `desc` of `edge_auth`
names the steps it waited on as `<step>=<source>:<ms>`: `key` (`isolate`, `colo` or `primary`), `limits`
(`key` when they came with the key's read, `cache` or `d1`) and `permit` (`lease` or `limiter`, or
`optimistic` when the call went ahead and was counted right after). They are time inside `edge_auth`, not
added to it.


- ` value `: type ` string `

Example:

```json
{
  "type": "https://docs.beta.b3os.org/errors#unsupported_media_type",
  "title": "Unsupported media type",
  "status": 415,
  "code": "unsupported_media_type",
  "detail": "Expected Content-Type application/json",
  "instance": "req_01m5t4yg394wegr3j4y01qb363"
}
```

### ` 422 ` — The label is one B3OS refuses (`app_host_label_reserved`, with `reason`), the claim is over
`apps.hosts.max` or `apps.hosts.public_max` (`limit_exceeded`), it would make a serving address public
while the sandbox it serves has no `spend_cap_usd` (`app_host_public_needs_spend_cap`), or it would make a
serving address link while the sandbox it serves has that port public (`app_host_port_public`). Nothing is
written.


Content type: ` application/problem+json `

- ` value `: type ` object ` — An RFC 9457 problem. `code` is stable and listed in the errors catalog; `type` links to its entry. `detail` is human-readable and may change. Extension members appear only for the codes that document them; ignore members you do not recognize. 

  - Required fields: ` type `, ` title `, ` status `, ` code `, ` detail `

  - ` type `: type ` string `; format ` uri ` — `https://docs.beta.b3os.org/errors#<code>`.

    - example: ` "https://docs.beta.b3os.org/errors#invalid_request" `

  - ` title `: type ` string ` — Short summary of the problem type.

  - ` status `: type ` integer ` — The HTTP status code, repeated for convenience.

    - minimum: ` 400 `

    - maximum: ` 599 `

  - ` code `: type ` string ` — Stable machine-readable error code from the errors catalog.

    - pattern: ` "^[a-z][a-z0-9_]*$" `

  - ` detail `: type ` string ` — Explanation of this occurrence. Never contains secrets.

  - ` instance `: type ` string ` — The request ID (`req_…`) of the request that failed. Include it when you contact support.

    - example: ` "req_01m5t4yg394wegr3j4y01qb363" `

  - ` errors `: type ` array ` — Validation problems, one per field (`invalid_request` and the other codes that list `errors`).

    - ` array item `: type ` object ` — One validation problem.

      - Required fields: ` pointer `, ` detail `

      - ` pointer `: type ` string ` — Where the problem is: a JSON pointer into the request body (`/url`, `/steps/0/uses`), or `#query/<name>`, `#path/<name>` or `#header/<name>` for parameters. 

        - example: ` "/url" `

      - ` detail `: type ` string ` — What is wrong there.

        - example: ` "must be an absolute http or https URL" `

  - ` reason `: type ` string ` — Finer-grained cause for codes that document one (`unauthorized`, `forbidden`, `egress_denied`, `upstream_unreachable`, …).

  - ` required_scope `: type ` string ` — The scope that was missing (`forbidden` with `reason: scope`).

  - ` retry_after_s `: type ` integer ` — Same value as the `Retry-After` header, for clients that only read the body.

    - minimum: ` 0 `

  - ` limit `: type ` object ` — The limit an error refers to. IDs and current values are listed by `GET /v1/limits`.

    - Required fields: ` id `, ` limit `, ` unit `

    - ` id `: type ` string ` — Limit ID, such as `vision.scrape.rpm` or `sandboxes.concurrent`.

      - example: ` "vision.scrape.rpm" `

    - ` limit `: type ` number ` — The limit's value.

    - ` unit `: type ` string ` — What the limit counts, such as `requests`, `sandboxes`, `vcpu` or `MiB`.

    - ` window_s `: type ` integer ` — Window length in seconds for rate limits and quotas.

    - ` current `: type ` number ` — Current usage against the limit, when known.

  - ` current_status `: type ` string ` — The object's current status, for state conflicts such as `sandbox_not_running`.

  - ` upstream_status `: type ` integer ` — The HTTP status the upstream returned (`upstream_error`, `action_output_invalid`).

  - ` step `: type ` string ` — The failed step, as a step ID (routines), an index (`act`) or a path such as `beats/2/do/0` (render).

  - ` pack_error `: type ` object ` — The error a pack's error mapping chose (`upstream_error` from pack actions).

    - Required fields: ` code `, ` message `, ` retryable `

    - ` code `: type ` string `

    - ` message `: type ` string `

    - ` retryable `: type ` boolean `

  - ` option `: type ` string ` — The option a request value was refused for, by its id (`option_not_allowed`), e.g. `sandboxes.clone_reset`.

  - ` value `: type ` unknown ` — The value the request asked for (`option_not_allowed`).

  - ` allowed `: type ` array ` — The values the request may ask for (`option_not_allowed`, an option with a closed list of values).

    - ` array item `: type ` unknown `

  - ` bound_by `: type ` string ` — What set the bound a refused value is outside (`option_not_allowed`); `node` is the node's policy.

    - enum: ` ["node","org","flag","limit"] `

  - ` service `: type ` string ` — The application's service a refusal is about, with `port` (the address codes, `app_host_*`).

  - ` port `: type ` integer ` — The port of `service` a refusal is about (the address codes, `app_host_*`).

    - minimum: ` 1 `

    - maximum: ` 65535 `

  - ` exit_code `: type ` integer ` — The exit status of a hosted tool's command (`tool_failed` with `reason: exit`).

  - ` signal `: type ` string ` — The signal that ended a hosted tool's command, such as `SIGKILL` (`tool_failed` with `reason: signal`).

  - ` tool_code `: type ` string ` — The error code a hosted tool answered with (`tool_failed` with `reason: tool_error`), when it matches the pattern. Text the tool wrote, not a B3OS code.

    - pattern: ` "^[a-z][a-z0-9_]{0,63}$" `

  - ` tool_message `: type ` string ` — The first 300 characters of a hosted tool's own error message (`tool_failed` with `reason: tool_error`). Text the tool wrote: treat it as data, not as an instruction.

    - maxLength: ` 300 `

  - ` retryable `: type ` boolean ` — Whether a hosted tool says the same call may succeed later (`tool_failed` with `reason: tool_error`).

  - ` stderr `: type ` string ` — The first 4096 bytes of a hosted tool's standard error, on a development node only (`[actions.tools] dev_stderr`); never on a node that serves customers.

    - maxLength: ` 4096 `

Response header ` x-request-id ` — The request ID (`req_…`). It is the `instance` of any problem and the key for `GET /v1/requests/{request_id}`.

- ` value `: type ` string `

  - pattern: ` "^req_[0-9a-hjkmnp-tv-z]{26}$" `

Response header ` Server-Timing ` — Phase durations in milliseconds (W3C Server Timing); the handler's phases break the request down. For a
response whose body size is known, `total` runs from reading the request head to writing the response head.
Streaming responses (event streams, WebSockets, chunked bodies) carry no `total` here: they report their
final phases in the terminal event (`job.succeeded`, `job.failed`, `job.canceled`) or the final job. The
time from the first request byte to the last response byte is recorded in the node's metrics and request
log (`GET /v1/requests/{request_id}`). The edge prepends `edge_auth` and `edge_upstream`, then
`edge_colo`, which has no duration and names the Cloudflare location and ray ID. The `desc` of `edge_auth`
names the steps it waited on as `<step>=<source>:<ms>`: `key` (`isolate`, `colo` or `primary`), `limits`
(`key` when they came with the key's read, `cache` or `d1`) and `permit` (`lease` or `limiter`, or
`optimistic` when the call went ahead and was counted right after). They are time inside `edge_auth`, not
added to it.


- ` value `: type ` string `

### ` 429 ` — A rate, concurrency or quota limit applies (`rate_limited`, `concurrency_limited`, `quota_exceeded`).

Content type: ` application/problem+json `

- ` value `: type ` object ` — An RFC 9457 problem. `code` is stable and listed in the errors catalog; `type` links to its entry. `detail` is human-readable and may change. Extension members appear only for the codes that document them; ignore members you do not recognize. 

  - Required fields: ` type `, ` title `, ` status `, ` code `, ` detail `

  - ` type `: type ` string `; format ` uri ` — `https://docs.beta.b3os.org/errors#<code>`.

    - example: ` "https://docs.beta.b3os.org/errors#invalid_request" `

  - ` title `: type ` string ` — Short summary of the problem type.

  - ` status `: type ` integer ` — The HTTP status code, repeated for convenience.

    - minimum: ` 400 `

    - maximum: ` 599 `

  - ` code `: type ` string ` — Stable machine-readable error code from the errors catalog.

    - pattern: ` "^[a-z][a-z0-9_]*$" `

  - ` detail `: type ` string ` — Explanation of this occurrence. Never contains secrets.

  - ` instance `: type ` string ` — The request ID (`req_…`) of the request that failed. Include it when you contact support.

    - example: ` "req_01m5t4yg394wegr3j4y01qb363" `

  - ` errors `: type ` array ` — Validation problems, one per field (`invalid_request` and the other codes that list `errors`).

    - ` array item `: type ` object ` — One validation problem.

      - Required fields: ` pointer `, ` detail `

      - ` pointer `: type ` string ` — Where the problem is: a JSON pointer into the request body (`/url`, `/steps/0/uses`), or `#query/<name>`, `#path/<name>` or `#header/<name>` for parameters. 

        - example: ` "/url" `

      - ` detail `: type ` string ` — What is wrong there.

        - example: ` "must be an absolute http or https URL" `

  - ` reason `: type ` string ` — Finer-grained cause for codes that document one (`unauthorized`, `forbidden`, `egress_denied`, `upstream_unreachable`, …).

  - ` required_scope `: type ` string ` — The scope that was missing (`forbidden` with `reason: scope`).

  - ` retry_after_s `: type ` integer ` — Same value as the `Retry-After` header, for clients that only read the body.

    - minimum: ` 0 `

  - ` limit `: type ` object ` — The limit an error refers to. IDs and current values are listed by `GET /v1/limits`.

    - Required fields: ` id `, ` limit `, ` unit `

    - ` id `: type ` string ` — Limit ID, such as `vision.scrape.rpm` or `sandboxes.concurrent`.

      - example: ` "vision.scrape.rpm" `

    - ` limit `: type ` number ` — The limit's value.

    - ` unit `: type ` string ` — What the limit counts, such as `requests`, `sandboxes`, `vcpu` or `MiB`.

    - ` window_s `: type ` integer ` — Window length in seconds for rate limits and quotas.

    - ` current `: type ` number ` — Current usage against the limit, when known.

  - ` current_status `: type ` string ` — The object's current status, for state conflicts such as `sandbox_not_running`.

  - ` upstream_status `: type ` integer ` — The HTTP status the upstream returned (`upstream_error`, `action_output_invalid`).

  - ` step `: type ` string ` — The failed step, as a step ID (routines), an index (`act`) or a path such as `beats/2/do/0` (render).

  - ` pack_error `: type ` object ` — The error a pack's error mapping chose (`upstream_error` from pack actions).

    - Required fields: ` code `, ` message `, ` retryable `

    - ` code `: type ` string `

    - ` message `: type ` string `

    - ` retryable `: type ` boolean `

  - ` option `: type ` string ` — The option a request value was refused for, by its id (`option_not_allowed`), e.g. `sandboxes.clone_reset`.

  - ` value `: type ` unknown ` — The value the request asked for (`option_not_allowed`).

  - ` allowed `: type ` array ` — The values the request may ask for (`option_not_allowed`, an option with a closed list of values).

    - ` array item `: type ` unknown `

  - ` bound_by `: type ` string ` — What set the bound a refused value is outside (`option_not_allowed`); `node` is the node's policy.

    - enum: ` ["node","org","flag","limit"] `

  - ` service `: type ` string ` — The application's service a refusal is about, with `port` (the address codes, `app_host_*`).

  - ` port `: type ` integer ` — The port of `service` a refusal is about (the address codes, `app_host_*`).

    - minimum: ` 1 `

    - maximum: ` 65535 `

  - ` exit_code `: type ` integer ` — The exit status of a hosted tool's command (`tool_failed` with `reason: exit`).

  - ` signal `: type ` string ` — The signal that ended a hosted tool's command, such as `SIGKILL` (`tool_failed` with `reason: signal`).

  - ` tool_code `: type ` string ` — The error code a hosted tool answered with (`tool_failed` with `reason: tool_error`), when it matches the pattern. Text the tool wrote, not a B3OS code.

    - pattern: ` "^[a-z][a-z0-9_]{0,63}$" `

  - ` tool_message `: type ` string ` — The first 300 characters of a hosted tool's own error message (`tool_failed` with `reason: tool_error`). Text the tool wrote: treat it as data, not as an instruction.

    - maxLength: ` 300 `

  - ` retryable `: type ` boolean ` — Whether a hosted tool says the same call may succeed later (`tool_failed` with `reason: tool_error`).

  - ` stderr `: type ` string ` — The first 4096 bytes of a hosted tool's standard error, on a development node only (`[actions.tools] dev_stderr`); never on a node that serves customers.

    - maxLength: ` 4096 `

Response header ` x-request-id ` — The request ID (`req_…`). It is the `instance` of any problem and the key for `GET /v1/requests/{request_id}`.

- ` value `: type ` string `

  - pattern: ` "^req_[0-9a-hjkmnp-tv-z]{26}$" `

Response header ` Server-Timing ` — Phase durations in milliseconds (W3C Server Timing); the handler's phases break the request down. For a
response whose body size is known, `total` runs from reading the request head to writing the response head.
Streaming responses (event streams, WebSockets, chunked bodies) carry no `total` here: they report their
final phases in the terminal event (`job.succeeded`, `job.failed`, `job.canceled`) or the final job. The
time from the first request byte to the last response byte is recorded in the node's metrics and request
log (`GET /v1/requests/{request_id}`). The edge prepends `edge_auth` and `edge_upstream`, then
`edge_colo`, which has no duration and names the Cloudflare location and ray ID. The `desc` of `edge_auth`
names the steps it waited on as `<step>=<source>:<ms>`: `key` (`isolate`, `colo` or `primary`), `limits`
(`key` when they came with the key's read, `cache` or `d1`) and `permit` (`lease` or `limiter`, or
`optimistic` when the call went ahead and was counted right after). They are time inside `edge_auth`, not
added to it.


- ` value `: type ` string `

Response header ` Retry-After ` — Seconds to wait before retrying or polling again.

- ` value `: type ` integer `

  - minimum: ` 0 `

Response header ` RateLimit-Limit ` — Requests allowed in the current window for the limit that applies to this operation.

- ` value `: type ` integer `

Response header ` RateLimit-Remaining ` — Requests left in the current window.

- ` value `: type ` integer `

Response header ` RateLimit-Reset ` — Seconds until the current window resets.

- ` value `: type ` integer `

Response header ` RateLimit-Policy ` — The applied policy as `<limit>;w=<window seconds>;name="<limit id>"` (limit IDs are listed by `GET /v1/limits`).

- ` value `: type ` string `

Example:

```json
{
  "type": "https://docs.beta.b3os.org/errors#rate_limited",
  "title": "Rate limited",
  "status": 429,
  "code": "rate_limited",
  "detail": "60 scrapes per minute allowed; retry in 12 seconds",
  "instance": "req_01m5t4yg394wegr3j4y01qb363",
  "retry_after_s": 12,
  "limit": {
    "id": "vision.scrape.rpm",
    "limit": 60,
    "unit": "requests",
    "window_s": 60,
    "current": 60
  }
}
```

### ` 500 ` — Something failed inside B3OS (`internal`). Retry with backoff.

Content type: ` application/problem+json `

- ` value `: type ` object ` — An RFC 9457 problem. `code` is stable and listed in the errors catalog; `type` links to its entry. `detail` is human-readable and may change. Extension members appear only for the codes that document them; ignore members you do not recognize. 

  - Required fields: ` type `, ` title `, ` status `, ` code `, ` detail `

  - ` type `: type ` string `; format ` uri ` — `https://docs.beta.b3os.org/errors#<code>`.

    - example: ` "https://docs.beta.b3os.org/errors#invalid_request" `

  - ` title `: type ` string ` — Short summary of the problem type.

  - ` status `: type ` integer ` — The HTTP status code, repeated for convenience.

    - minimum: ` 400 `

    - maximum: ` 599 `

  - ` code `: type ` string ` — Stable machine-readable error code from the errors catalog.

    - pattern: ` "^[a-z][a-z0-9_]*$" `

  - ` detail `: type ` string ` — Explanation of this occurrence. Never contains secrets.

  - ` instance `: type ` string ` — The request ID (`req_…`) of the request that failed. Include it when you contact support.

    - example: ` "req_01m5t4yg394wegr3j4y01qb363" `

  - ` errors `: type ` array ` — Validation problems, one per field (`invalid_request` and the other codes that list `errors`).

    - ` array item `: type ` object ` — One validation problem.

      - Required fields: ` pointer `, ` detail `

      - ` pointer `: type ` string ` — Where the problem is: a JSON pointer into the request body (`/url`, `/steps/0/uses`), or `#query/<name>`, `#path/<name>` or `#header/<name>` for parameters. 

        - example: ` "/url" `

      - ` detail `: type ` string ` — What is wrong there.

        - example: ` "must be an absolute http or https URL" `

  - ` reason `: type ` string ` — Finer-grained cause for codes that document one (`unauthorized`, `forbidden`, `egress_denied`, `upstream_unreachable`, …).

  - ` required_scope `: type ` string ` — The scope that was missing (`forbidden` with `reason: scope`).

  - ` retry_after_s `: type ` integer ` — Same value as the `Retry-After` header, for clients that only read the body.

    - minimum: ` 0 `

  - ` limit `: type ` object ` — The limit an error refers to. IDs and current values are listed by `GET /v1/limits`.

    - Required fields: ` id `, ` limit `, ` unit `

    - ` id `: type ` string ` — Limit ID, such as `vision.scrape.rpm` or `sandboxes.concurrent`.

      - example: ` "vision.scrape.rpm" `

    - ` limit `: type ` number ` — The limit's value.

    - ` unit `: type ` string ` — What the limit counts, such as `requests`, `sandboxes`, `vcpu` or `MiB`.

    - ` window_s `: type ` integer ` — Window length in seconds for rate limits and quotas.

    - ` current `: type ` number ` — Current usage against the limit, when known.

  - ` current_status `: type ` string ` — The object's current status, for state conflicts such as `sandbox_not_running`.

  - ` upstream_status `: type ` integer ` — The HTTP status the upstream returned (`upstream_error`, `action_output_invalid`).

  - ` step `: type ` string ` — The failed step, as a step ID (routines), an index (`act`) or a path such as `beats/2/do/0` (render).

  - ` pack_error `: type ` object ` — The error a pack's error mapping chose (`upstream_error` from pack actions).

    - Required fields: ` code `, ` message `, ` retryable `

    - ` code `: type ` string `

    - ` message `: type ` string `

    - ` retryable `: type ` boolean `

  - ` option `: type ` string ` — The option a request value was refused for, by its id (`option_not_allowed`), e.g. `sandboxes.clone_reset`.

  - ` value `: type ` unknown ` — The value the request asked for (`option_not_allowed`).

  - ` allowed `: type ` array ` — The values the request may ask for (`option_not_allowed`, an option with a closed list of values).

    - ` array item `: type ` unknown `

  - ` bound_by `: type ` string ` — What set the bound a refused value is outside (`option_not_allowed`); `node` is the node's policy.

    - enum: ` ["node","org","flag","limit"] `

  - ` service `: type ` string ` — The application's service a refusal is about, with `port` (the address codes, `app_host_*`).

  - ` port `: type ` integer ` — The port of `service` a refusal is about (the address codes, `app_host_*`).

    - minimum: ` 1 `

    - maximum: ` 65535 `

  - ` exit_code `: type ` integer ` — The exit status of a hosted tool's command (`tool_failed` with `reason: exit`).

  - ` signal `: type ` string ` — The signal that ended a hosted tool's command, such as `SIGKILL` (`tool_failed` with `reason: signal`).

  - ` tool_code `: type ` string ` — The error code a hosted tool answered with (`tool_failed` with `reason: tool_error`), when it matches the pattern. Text the tool wrote, not a B3OS code.

    - pattern: ` "^[a-z][a-z0-9_]{0,63}$" `

  - ` tool_message `: type ` string ` — The first 300 characters of a hosted tool's own error message (`tool_failed` with `reason: tool_error`). Text the tool wrote: treat it as data, not as an instruction.

    - maxLength: ` 300 `

  - ` retryable `: type ` boolean ` — Whether a hosted tool says the same call may succeed later (`tool_failed` with `reason: tool_error`).

  - ` stderr `: type ` string ` — The first 4096 bytes of a hosted tool's standard error, on a development node only (`[actions.tools] dev_stderr`); never on a node that serves customers.

    - maxLength: ` 4096 `

Response header ` x-request-id ` — The request ID (`req_…`). It is the `instance` of any problem and the key for `GET /v1/requests/{request_id}`.

- ` value `: type ` string `

  - pattern: ` "^req_[0-9a-hjkmnp-tv-z]{26}$" `

Response header ` Server-Timing ` — Phase durations in milliseconds (W3C Server Timing); the handler's phases break the request down. For a
response whose body size is known, `total` runs from reading the request head to writing the response head.
Streaming responses (event streams, WebSockets, chunked bodies) carry no `total` here: they report their
final phases in the terminal event (`job.succeeded`, `job.failed`, `job.canceled`) or the final job. The
time from the first request byte to the last response byte is recorded in the node's metrics and request
log (`GET /v1/requests/{request_id}`). The edge prepends `edge_auth` and `edge_upstream`, then
`edge_colo`, which has no duration and names the Cloudflare location and ray ID. The `desc` of `edge_auth`
names the steps it waited on as `<step>=<source>:<ms>`: `key` (`isolate`, `colo` or `primary`), `limits`
(`key` when they came with the key's read, `cache` or `d1`) and `permit` (`lease` or `limiter`, or
`optimistic` when the call went ahead and was counted right after). They are time inside `edge_auth`, not
added to it.


- ` value `: type ` string `

Example:

```json
{
  "type": "https://docs.beta.b3os.org/errors#internal",
  "title": "Internal error",
  "status": 500,
  "code": "internal",
  "detail": "internal error",
  "instance": "req_01m5t4yg394wegr3j4y01qb363"
}
```

### ` 503 ` — B3OS could not read whether addresses are on for your organization (`flags_unavailable`: the flag `platform.app_hosts`, or whether your organization holds a serving address). Nothing was read or changed; retry after `Retry-After` seconds. A caller must not read this as "no addresses".

Content type: ` application/problem+json `

- ` value `: type ` object ` — An RFC 9457 problem. `code` is stable and listed in the errors catalog; `type` links to its entry. `detail` is human-readable and may change. Extension members appear only for the codes that document them; ignore members you do not recognize. 

  - Required fields: ` type `, ` title `, ` status `, ` code `, ` detail `

  - ` type `: type ` string `; format ` uri ` — `https://docs.beta.b3os.org/errors#<code>`.

    - example: ` "https://docs.beta.b3os.org/errors#invalid_request" `

  - ` title `: type ` string ` — Short summary of the problem type.

  - ` status `: type ` integer ` — The HTTP status code, repeated for convenience.

    - minimum: ` 400 `

    - maximum: ` 599 `

  - ` code `: type ` string ` — Stable machine-readable error code from the errors catalog.

    - pattern: ` "^[a-z][a-z0-9_]*$" `

  - ` detail `: type ` string ` — Explanation of this occurrence. Never contains secrets.

  - ` instance `: type ` string ` — The request ID (`req_…`) of the request that failed. Include it when you contact support.

    - example: ` "req_01m5t4yg394wegr3j4y01qb363" `

  - ` errors `: type ` array ` — Validation problems, one per field (`invalid_request` and the other codes that list `errors`).

    - ` array item `: type ` object ` — One validation problem.

      - Required fields: ` pointer `, ` detail `

      - ` pointer `: type ` string ` — Where the problem is: a JSON pointer into the request body (`/url`, `/steps/0/uses`), or `#query/<name>`, `#path/<name>` or `#header/<name>` for parameters. 

        - example: ` "/url" `

      - ` detail `: type ` string ` — What is wrong there.

        - example: ` "must be an absolute http or https URL" `

  - ` reason `: type ` string ` — Finer-grained cause for codes that document one (`unauthorized`, `forbidden`, `egress_denied`, `upstream_unreachable`, …).

  - ` required_scope `: type ` string ` — The scope that was missing (`forbidden` with `reason: scope`).

  - ` retry_after_s `: type ` integer ` — Same value as the `Retry-After` header, for clients that only read the body.

    - minimum: ` 0 `

  - ` limit `: type ` object ` — The limit an error refers to. IDs and current values are listed by `GET /v1/limits`.

    - Required fields: ` id `, ` limit `, ` unit `

    - ` id `: type ` string ` — Limit ID, such as `vision.scrape.rpm` or `sandboxes.concurrent`.

      - example: ` "vision.scrape.rpm" `

    - ` limit `: type ` number ` — The limit's value.

    - ` unit `: type ` string ` — What the limit counts, such as `requests`, `sandboxes`, `vcpu` or `MiB`.

    - ` window_s `: type ` integer ` — Window length in seconds for rate limits and quotas.

    - ` current `: type ` number ` — Current usage against the limit, when known.

  - ` current_status `: type ` string ` — The object's current status, for state conflicts such as `sandbox_not_running`.

  - ` upstream_status `: type ` integer ` — The HTTP status the upstream returned (`upstream_error`, `action_output_invalid`).

  - ` step `: type ` string ` — The failed step, as a step ID (routines), an index (`act`) or a path such as `beats/2/do/0` (render).

  - ` pack_error `: type ` object ` — The error a pack's error mapping chose (`upstream_error` from pack actions).

    - Required fields: ` code `, ` message `, ` retryable `

    - ` code `: type ` string `

    - ` message `: type ` string `

    - ` retryable `: type ` boolean `

  - ` option `: type ` string ` — The option a request value was refused for, by its id (`option_not_allowed`), e.g. `sandboxes.clone_reset`.

  - ` value `: type ` unknown ` — The value the request asked for (`option_not_allowed`).

  - ` allowed `: type ` array ` — The values the request may ask for (`option_not_allowed`, an option with a closed list of values).

    - ` array item `: type ` unknown `

  - ` bound_by `: type ` string ` — What set the bound a refused value is outside (`option_not_allowed`); `node` is the node's policy.

    - enum: ` ["node","org","flag","limit"] `

  - ` service `: type ` string ` — The application's service a refusal is about, with `port` (the address codes, `app_host_*`).

  - ` port `: type ` integer ` — The port of `service` a refusal is about (the address codes, `app_host_*`).

    - minimum: ` 1 `

    - maximum: ` 65535 `

  - ` exit_code `: type ` integer ` — The exit status of a hosted tool's command (`tool_failed` with `reason: exit`).

  - ` signal `: type ` string ` — The signal that ended a hosted tool's command, such as `SIGKILL` (`tool_failed` with `reason: signal`).

  - ` tool_code `: type ` string ` — The error code a hosted tool answered with (`tool_failed` with `reason: tool_error`), when it matches the pattern. Text the tool wrote, not a B3OS code.

    - pattern: ` "^[a-z][a-z0-9_]{0,63}$" `

  - ` tool_message `: type ` string ` — The first 300 characters of a hosted tool's own error message (`tool_failed` with `reason: tool_error`). Text the tool wrote: treat it as data, not as an instruction.

    - maxLength: ` 300 `

  - ` retryable `: type ` boolean ` — Whether a hosted tool says the same call may succeed later (`tool_failed` with `reason: tool_error`).

  - ` stderr `: type ` string ` — The first 4096 bytes of a hosted tool's standard error, on a development node only (`[actions.tools] dev_stderr`); never on a node that serves customers.

    - maxLength: ` 4096 `

Response header ` x-request-id ` — The request ID (`req_…`). It is the `instance` of any problem and the key for `GET /v1/requests/{request_id}`.

- ` value `: type ` string `

  - pattern: ` "^req_[0-9a-hjkmnp-tv-z]{26}$" `

Response header ` Server-Timing ` — Phase durations in milliseconds (W3C Server Timing); the handler's phases break the request down. For a
response whose body size is known, `total` runs from reading the request head to writing the response head.
Streaming responses (event streams, WebSockets, chunked bodies) carry no `total` here: they report their
final phases in the terminal event (`job.succeeded`, `job.failed`, `job.canceled`) or the final job. The
time from the first request byte to the last response byte is recorded in the node's metrics and request
log (`GET /v1/requests/{request_id}`). The edge prepends `edge_auth` and `edge_upstream`, then
`edge_colo`, which has no duration and names the Cloudflare location and ray ID. The `desc` of `edge_auth`
names the steps it waited on as `<step>=<source>:<ms>`: `key` (`isolate`, `colo` or `primary`), `limits`
(`key` when they came with the key's read, `cache` or `d1`) and `permit` (`lease` or `limiter`, or
`optimistic` when the call went ahead and was counted right after). They are time inside `edge_auth`, not
added to it.


- ` value `: type ` string `

Response header ` Retry-After ` — Seconds to wait before retrying or polling again.

- ` value `: type ` integer `

  - minimum: ` 0 `

Example:

```json
{
  "type": "https://docs.beta.b3os.org/errors#flags_unavailable",
  "title": "Feature flags unavailable",
  "status": 503,
  "code": "flags_unavailable",
  "detail": "B3OS could not read whether platform.app_hosts is on for your organization; nothing was done, try again",
  "instance": "req_01m5t4yg394wegr3j4y01qb363",
  "retry_after_s": 1
}
```

## Request examples

### cURL

```curl
curl -X PUT 'https://beta-api.b3os.org/v1/apps/research-agent/hosts' \
  -H 'Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_TOKEN' \
  -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
  -d '{
  "hosts": [
    {
      "service": "web",
      "port": 8000,
      "access": "link",
      "cookies": {
        "mode": "isolated",
        "script": [
          "theme"
        ]
      },
      "primary": true
    },
    {
      "service": "api",
      "port": 9000,
      "access": "link"
    }
  ]
}'
```

### JavaScript

```javascript
const response = await fetch('https://beta-api.b3os.org/v1/apps/research-agent/hosts', {
  method: 'PUT',
  headers: {
      "Authorization": "Bearer YOUR_API_TOKEN",
      "Content-Type": "application/json"
  },
  body: JSON.stringify({
    "hosts": [
      {
        "service": "web",
        "port": 8000,
        "access": "link",
        "cookies": {
          "mode": "isolated",
          "script": [
            "theme"
          ]
        },
        "primary": true
      },
      {
        "service": "api",
        "port": 9000,
        "access": "link"
      }
    ]
  })
});

const data = await response.json();
console.log(data);
```

### Python

```python
import requests

headers = {
    'Authorization': 'Bearer YOUR_API_TOKEN'
}

response = requests.put('https://beta-api.b3os.org/v1/apps/research-agent/hosts', headers=headers, json={
  "hosts": [
    {
      "service": "web",
      "port": 8000,
      "access": "link",
      "cookies": {
        "mode": "isolated",
        "script": [
          "theme"
        ]
      },
      "primary": true
    },
    {
      "service": "api",
      "port": 9000,
      "access": "link"
    }
  ]
})
print(response.json())
```