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    Interface AIErrorInfo

    Provides detailed, structured error information for AI operations. This interface enables intelligent error handling, retry logic, and provider failover decisions.

    AIErrorInfo

    2.47.0

    const errorInfo: AIErrorInfo = {
    httpStatusCode: 429,
    errorType: 'RateLimit',
    severity: 'Retriable',
    suggestedRetryDelaySeconds: 30,
    canFailover: true,
    providerErrorCode: 'rate_limit_exceeded'
    };
    interface AIErrorInfo {
        canFailover: boolean;
        context?: Record<string, any>;
        error?: any;
        errorType: AIErrorType;
        httpStatusCode?: number;
        providerErrorCode?: string;
        severity: ErrorSeverity;
        suggestedRetryDelaySeconds?: number;
    }
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    Properties

    canFailover: boolean

    Indicates whether this error might be resolved by switching to another provider.

    • true: Error is provider-specific (rate limit, service down)
    • false: Error is request-specific (bad API key, invalid parameters)

    AIErrorInfo

    context?: Record<string, any>

    Additional context or metadata about the error. Can include provider name, error timestamps, request IDs, etc. This field is flexible to accommodate provider-specific information.

    AIErrorInfo

    error?: any

    Original error object thrown by the provider's SDK or API. This allows for deeper inspection if needed.

    AIErrorInfo

    errorType: AIErrorType

    Categorized error type for standardized error handling. This allows consistent error handling across different AI providers.

    AIErrorInfo

    httpStatusCode?: number

    HTTP status code returned by the provider's API. Common codes include:

    • 429: Rate limit exceeded
    • 401/403: Authentication/Authorization failure
    • 500: Internal server error
    • 503: Service unavailable

    AIErrorInfo

    providerErrorCode?: string

    Original error code from the provider's SDK or API. This preserves provider-specific error codes for debugging. Examples: 'rate_limit_exceeded', 'model_not_found', 'invalid_api_key'

    AIErrorInfo

    severity: ErrorSeverity

    Severity level indicating how the error should be handled. Used to determine whether to retry immediately, wait, or fail permanently.

    AIErrorInfo

    suggestedRetryDelaySeconds?: number

    Suggested delay in seconds before retrying the operation. For rate limits, this often comes from the provider's Retry-After header. If undefined, the caller should use exponential backoff or default delays.

    AIErrorInfo