This means unauthorized access – usually due to an invalid or missing API token. Check your authentication credentials and ensure they're properly included in the request headers.

A 403 Forbidden error means you're authenticated but don't have permission to access the resource. Check your API access levels and permissions.

The endpoint could not be found – check the path or resource name. This often occurs when the URL is incorrect or the resource has been moved or deleted.

A 500 Internal Server Error indicates a problem with the server. This is not your fault as a client – the server failed to fulfill a valid request.

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