Troubleshooting

Most problems have a quick fix. Find your issue below and follow the steps. If none of these help, email hello@n4xion.net.

The code did not arrive

Your login code is sent by email and usually lands within a minute.

Check that you typed the same email your invite went to.
Look in your spam or junk folder.
Wait a minute, then request a new code.
Add n4xion.net to your safe senders so future codes are not filtered.

The code expired

A login code is short lived and works once. If yours stopped working, it has likely expired or has already been used.

Go back to the sign in screen and request a new code.
Enter the newest code, since older codes no longer work.
Enter the code soon after it arrives.

A mode is unavailable

Auto, Fast, Deep, Web, Code, and Write turn on once an administrator has enabled a provider and verified a free model. Image, Video, and Voice are not available yet and show an unavailable message until a configured free endpoint supports them.

Pick a mode that is enabled, such as Auto.
If you see an unavailable message for Image, Video, or Voice, that feature is not ready yet. There is no setting you can change to turn it on.
Try again later once more providers are enabled.

OPAW switched providers

OPAW may switch to a different free provider during a request. This is normal. Auto mode picks one suitable provider and uses a fallback if the first one is busy or fails.

You do not need to do anything. Your answer still comes back.
The wording or style may differ because a different model replied.
Send your request again if you want a fresh answer.

You reached a limit

Your rolling five hour, daily, and weekly request counts are tracked. By default there is no set limit, shown as No set limit rather than a number. A free provider can still hit its own limit, which may pause a mode for a while.

Wait a short time, then try the request again.
Switch to another enabled mode if one is paused.
If a mode stays paused for a long time, email hello@n4xion.net.