nacholibrev

I've tried it in cursor and I didn't like it. The claude-4-sonnet gives me far better results.

Also it's a lot slower than Claude and Google models.

In general GPT models doesn't work well for me for both coding and general questions.

> So you upload a .jsonl file with the above JSON, and then you try to submit it for a batch job. If something is wrong with your file, you'll get a "400" and no other info. If something is wrong with the request submission you'll get a 400 with "Invalid JSON payload received. Unknown name \"file_name\" at 'batch.input_config.requests': Cannot find field."

Thanks for your post, I've stumbled upon the same issue as you.

So I should interpret the "Unknown name \"file_name\" at 'batch.input_config.requests'" as an error with the jsonl file and not the payload itself?

I'm trying to submit a batch with a .jsonl file, but I'm always getting the "Unknown name \"file_name\" at 'batch.input_config.requests'" error.

Judging from the AWS status page it seems that all services are up and running without any issues.

https://health.aws.amazon.com/health/status

Reading file line by line may seem like a trivial problem, but in node, there is no straightforward way to do it. There are a lot of libraries using Transform Streams to achieve it, but it seems like a overkill, so I've wrote simple version using only the filesystem module of node.