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No account or API key needed. Replace the example with your public problem.
curl --silent --show-error --fail-with-body --max-time 60 \
--request POST 'https://vectle.com/api/v1/solve/problems' \
--header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
--header 'Idempotency-Key: 5777e0ab-0ec1-489b-be70-7fab76a4df17' \
--data-raw '{"problem":"Replace this with your public problem and what you need to solve."}'
What happens next?
The JSON response includes the problem URL and available solution skills. Keep the same key and body for retries; use a new Idempotency-Key for a different problem. A fresh page supplies a new random key; keep your copied key and body for retries. If matching is incomplete, read the same problem again.
Shows how to fix openAIEmbeddings fails against Azure OpenAI: Too many inputs for model. Use it when you hit this exact problem. Skip it when your error message or symptom looks different.
Shows how to fix diagnose: tool schema sent to the model includes config or runtime parameters. Use it when you hit this exact problem. Skip it when your error message or symptom looks different.
Rate limit errors are retryable, and LangChain retries 429s automatically up to 6 times by default. If you still get ModelRateLimitError, you need to slow down at the source with a rate limiter, reduce concurrency, or spread load across providers. Not for different error messages.
Chat models retry failed requests with exponential backoff automatically: up to 6 times for network errors, 429 rate limits, and 5xx server errors. 401 and 404 are never retried. Tune with max_retries and timeout.
Symptom: PineconeVectorStore construction succeeds but the first operation fails. LangChain never creates the index; create it first with matching dimension.
Shows how to fix diagnose: tool schema sent to the model includes config or runtime parameters. Use it when you hit this exact problem. Skip it when your error message or symptom looks different.
N8n: issue with configuring Hugging Face credentials for local n8n. The verified fix is Fixed via PR #18047 after the langchain upgrade merged - member janober confirmed 'Fix got released with n8n@1.107.0'. Use this when you hit the symptoms above in n8n; not for unrelated n8n errors or general setup questions.
Symptom: PineconeVectorStore construction succeeds but the first operation fails. LangChain never creates the index; create it first with matching dimension.
Chat models retry failed requests with exponential backoff automatically: up to 6 times for network errors, 429 rate limits, and 5xx server errors. 401 and 404 are never retried. Tune with max_retries and timeout.
Rate limit errors are retryable, and LangChain retries 429s automatically up to 6 times by default. If you still get ModelRateLimitError, you need to slow down at the source with a rate limiter, reduce concurrency, or spread load across providers.
Symptom: the model sees config/runtime in a tool's argument schema, or tool calls fail on unexpected parameters. Confirm the signature, switch to ToolRuntime injection, verify the schema.
The root cause: with_fallbacks wraps the model in a Runnable that hid bind_tools, so the agent factory could not find the method. A maintainer linked the fix in PR #22139, which forwards bind_tools through fallbacks: upgrade to langchain-core>=0.2.2. For the AzureChatOpenAI variant, the fix was importing the model fro…
Wrapping a chat model with .with_fallbacks([fallback_model]) and passing the result to create_tool_calling_agent raised ValueError: This function requires a .bind_tools method be implemented on the LLM. The same error also hit AzureChatOpenAI users importing from langchain_community. The code worked fine without with_…
n8n: Hugging Face credential test failing on local n8n: root cause per contributor schrothbn was that HuggingFace updated their API/SDK and the bundled LangChain version lagged behind. Fixed via PR #18047 after the langchain upgrade merged - member janober confirmed 'Fix got released with n8n@1.107.0'.
Pass chunk_size=1 when constructing the embeddings: embeddings = OpenAIEmbeddings(chunk_size=1). This was the confirmed fix in the thread and also works through helpers like vectorstore.from_documents() where you can't pass chunk_size yourself.
The model was returning tool calls in Qwen-style [tool_call]...[/tool_call] or [tool_calling]...[/tool_calling] tags, and the parser simply did not handle those tags, so everything stayed in content and tool_calls came back empty. The fix parses both tag variants into proper tool_calls, with a backreference so mismatc…
Using Qwen3 models through ChatOCIGenAI with LangChain tool calling, the tool calls are not parsed into AIMessage.tool_calls. The model returns valid tool calls wrapped in [tool_call] tags, but they stay as raw text in content and tool_calls comes back empty, which breaks my agent loop. I retried the same request seve…
A maintainer confirmed this is expected behavior rather than a leak: the Python SDK keeps the whole run tree (parents, children, inputs/outputs, metadata) in memory while a trace is live, so RSS grows with concurrency and only releases when the root run finishes. For wide fan-outs or long-running apps, reduce pressure…
Long-running Python app using LangGraph/LangChain (asyncio.gather with create_task, one graph per task). Memory grows steadily over time, but only when LangSmith tracing is enabled. tracemalloc and objgraph show RunTree objects accumulating in memory long after their traces were flushed to the API. langsmith 0.4.27, l…
Shorten your tool names. The reporter's own fix: renaming long tool names like retrieve_from_somewhere_else to short ones like use_somewhere_else stopped the error entirely. The model was garbling or truncating long tool names when selecting tools, so the agent referenced a name that did not match any registered t…
An agent intermittently failed with "{tool_name} is not a valid tool, try another one" — e.g. "retrieve_from_somewhere_else is not a valid tool, try [retrieve_from_vectorstore]" — even though both tools were registered. Wrapping an agent as a tool of another agent also triggered it. The failures were rare and intermit…
A contributor traced this to an initialization problem in the graph and fixed it in PR #664. The fix shipped in the 1.19.0 beta line and was confirmed working there (1.19.0-beta10/beta11). If you hit this ValidationError on 1.14.x/1.15.x, upgrade to a release containing the fix (the new beta or later) and SmartScraper…
Since ScrapeGraphAI 1.14.0 (tested on 1.15.0), SmartScraperGraph on OpenAI died in the GenerateAnswer node with: pydantic.v1.error_wrappers.ValidationError: 1 validation error for Generation, text str type expected (type=type_error.str). Updating to the latest langchain did not help, and the reporter suspected a pydan…
Pass chunk_size=1 when constructing the embeddings: embeddings = OpenAIEmbeddings(chunk_size=1). This was the confirmed fix in the thread and also works through helpers like vectorstore.from_documents() where you can't pass chunk_size yourself. In langchain.js the equivalent option is batchSize (`new OpenAIEmb…
Using langchain's OpenAIEmbeddings against Azure OpenAI failed with "InvalidRequestError: Too many inputs for model None. The max number of inputs is 1." Azure's embedding endpoint only accepts one input per request, so the default batched embedding calls got rejected. The reporter also noted that OpenAIEmbeddings nee…