Request IDs
Every request gets a public ID like req-abc123, returned in the
X-Astrodyne-Request-Id response header on successes and
failures alike.
Capturing the ID
shell
curl -i https://api.astrodyne.ai/v1/chat/completions … \ | grep -i x-astrodyne-request-id # X-Astrodyne-Request-Id: req-…
SDK clients expose response headers too — capture the ID before reading a streamed body, and log it alongside your own request logs.
Looking a request up
Paste the ID into the Request ID filter on the Requests page. You'll see the request's status, model, token usage, latency, and settled charge, with a detail drawer for the full breakdown.
Using IDs with support
Include the request ID in any support conversation — it lets Astrodyne find the exact request without you sharing prompt content or credentials.
What the ID reveals
The ID is an opaque public identifier. It exposes nothing about your prompt,
your account internals, or how the request was executed, and it is only
meaningful to your own account's Request Explorer and to Astrodyne support.