You need to send all headers to ensure clarity and success.
Here are the instructions to input and send the headers in Postman using hardcoded credentials:
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Open Postman and create a new request (GET, POST, or in this case DELETE).
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In the “Headers” tab, add the following headers:
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Key:
Authorization
- Value:
Bearer sk-1234567890abcdef1234
- (Replace
sk-1234567890abcdef1234
with your actual API key associated with the default project, following the formatsk-
+ alphanumeric characters.)
- Value:
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Key:
OpenAI-Organization
- Value:
org-EXAMPLE12345
- (This is your OpenAI Organization ID. Replace
org-EXAMPLE12345
with the actual organization ID.)
- Value:
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Key:
OpenAI-Project
- Value:
proj_uJ4s0ttsyd9o0ttsyd9
- (This is your project ID, replace
proj_uJ4s0ttsyd9o0ttsyd9
with the correct matching project ID.)
- Value:
-
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Send the request by clicking the “Send” button after configuring the rest of your API request, the URL having the model, like
https://api.openai.com/v1/models/ft:gpt-4o-mini:acemeco:suffix:abc123
This setup will ensure the correct headers are sent with your API call in Postman. “API”, as in “Application Programming Interface”, should imply some programming or scripting skill, though, even just running someone else’s code.
An even higher level is a user key (previously a standard key) along with just organization being sent, as capabilties can’t be limited.