Thank you very much.
From my personal experience, my personal account on https://platform.openai.com/threads still retains thread IDs from over 4 months ago. At that time, I was testing content using the assistant playground. The retention period is quite long.
- Additionally, if I create an assistant as a member of an organization, can my personal account use that assistant?
Recently, I tested it but was unsure whether I should use “Switch organization” or change the “Default organization” to my personal interface. I’m not sure which action truly switches to my personal role to execute the API. However, when I called the organization’s assistant and created a thread ID, I encountered the following error. When I switched to the personal interface, I found the thread ID, but it had no content.
Using existing assistant ID: asst_.....
Created new thread ID: thread_14.....
raise self._make_status_error_from_response(err.response) from None
openai.NotFoundError: Error code: 404 - {'error': {'message': "No thread found with id 'thread_123456.....'.", 'type': 'invalid_request_error', 'param': None, 'code': None}}
I am understand how to specify the organization you are a reader or owner of when making an API request when writing the code.
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Also, if I want to delete a thread from my personal account, although I have the thread ID, it seems I need the key that was used when the thread ID was generated. Using a different key generated by the organization doesn’t work. So, it’s better to keep 1-2 sets of keys. Otherwise, if a key is lost, checking the account data on the website won’t help much, as they are all in the format sk-…XXX.
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As an organizational role, I can create Project API keys. How is this different from the old API keys?
If I generate Project API keys, can all members of the organization see them? The project is always default, so what does this project refer to? -
Regarding the code you wrote, as a programming novice, I’m afraid simply changing some strings won’t make it work for me. I’m still not sure how to set up the OAuth token. Currently, I can only see the organization ID and API key.
token = 'org-XXXX'
session = None
apikey = 'sk-XXXXX'
