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User reports issue with file download

The users asked the app to summarize the issue, this is what it said: Chronological sequence of events: First attempt (PDF): At the user's request, I created a PDF file containing a summary of the exercises. When attempting to open the generated link, the user received an error message. Second attempt (PDF): Assuming it was an isolated error, I created a completely new PDF file. The result was identical; this link also led to the same error message. Third attempt (Word document): As an alternative, we suggested a Word document (.docx). I created the file, but unfortunately the exact same error occurred here as well. The user was unable to download the file. Detailed error description: The user was kind enough to send a screenshot of the error message. It is an XML error page storage.googleapis.com with the following content: Code: AccessDenied Message: Access denied. Details: Anonymous caller does not have storage.objects.get access to the Google Cloud Storage object. Permission ‘storage.objects.get’ denied on resource (or it may not exist). Analysis and interpretation of the error: Essentially, this means that the files I created on Google Cloud Storage are not correctly shared for anonymous (public) download. This appears to be a general permission issue in the system configuration that prevents users from accessing the generated files.

Matthias Werner 20 days ago

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User reports with file download

A paying customer complained about broken file downloads. I check the affected chat and it seems indeed that the provided files cannot be downloaded. Also changing the format didn’t help. The affected chat is ID: 17ef026d-1548-4861-81d4-42196ccbd3aa To me, the links to the file downloads seem legit but they don’t start. It’s frustrating, since the cost for Chipp increased massively due to the usage-based pricing. While I think it’s absolutely fair that, we as Chipp users carry these, but then I expect it to work properly. Certainly, these messages with broken file downloads count against my token usage and I am not happy to pay for token consumption that doesn’t benefit my end users at all but rather increases the risk they churn. Here is what the user said: “I am contacting you because I am repeatedly encountering a technical problem when creating a file with the virtual employee Seedy [the name of the app]. I have been trying to create an absence planner for my team for some time now. Seedy has already generated several download links for HTML and Word files for me. Unfortunately, every time I click on one of these links, I get an error message and the download does not start. We have already tried several solutions, including: Generating several completely new download links. Reducing the file size (from an annual planner to a single month). Changing the file format. Unfortunately, none of these steps were successful. As I need the overview for my team planning, I would be very grateful if you could look into the problem.“

Matthias Werner About 1 month ago

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Paying user reports continuous issues with image generation

Hi there, a user complaint about the image generation. He said, at some point it doesn’t generate any images anymore. Sometimes, it even says it has technical issues but sometimes it says it created an image but there’s no file. I told him to use a new chat if an existing one gets very long. He said this worked sometimes but even in a completely new chat it only generates 1-4 images and afterwards it doesn’t provide any files anymore. That’s what he said exactly: “I had the app create a prompt for image generation and then copied it into a new chat to generate the image. When I do this, the app can generate 1-4 images in the same chat, depending on how complex the image is. For images that are supposed to look like photographs of real people, it may well be that after the first image is generated, the app will only generate “empty” images if you want more images from the app afterwards.“ And: “Nowadays, it often happens that the app doesn't generate the images at all. The app shows in the chat, “Look, I did this,” but there is no image. So the app “thinks” it has generated it and presented it to me, but no result appears in the chat.” —— With the significant cost increase due to the usage-based pricing I expect these basic features to work robustly. I understand that Chipp cannot carry the cost of the model usage but such “empty” image creations will certainly count against my usage-based quota and I don’t want to pay for tokens that doesn’t return a proper result.

Matthias Werner About 1 month ago

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MCP server with Claude Code Bug

Session ID: 75347bd2-0f71-4da4-bde3-b5490660e4a5 Log file: ~/.claude/projects/-Users-angelaradcliffe/75347bd2-0f71-4da4-bde3-b5490660e4a5.jsonl The error: Every call to mcp__chipp__create_app failed with: INTERNAL_ERROR: Invalid prisma.application.create() invocation: The column botProtectionEnabled does not exist in the current database. This was a server-side Chipp API bug — their code references a botProtectionEnabled database column that hasn't been added via migration yet. It failed consistently across multiple retries and different workspaces, confirming it was a platform-wide issue. The recommendation at the time was to create the app through the Chipp web UI instead, then use the API for setting the system prompt, uploading knowledge base files, and configuring the model. You can also resume that conversation directly with: claude --resume 75347bd2-0f71-4da4-bde3-b5490660e4a5 Would you like to try creating the app again now to see if Chipp has fixed the issue?

Angela Radcliffe About 2 months ago

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