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ScottLogic / prompt-injection

Application which investigates defensive measures against prompt injection attacks on an LLM, with a focus on the exposure of external tools.
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Can't run the app due to OpenAI API's quota #887

Closed cfisher-scottlogic closed 3 months ago

cfisher-scottlogic commented 3 months ago

Bug report

Description

Error: Error initializing document vectors: InsufficientQuotaError: You exceeded your current quota, please check your plan and billing details. For more information on this error, read the docs: https://platform.openai.com/docs/guides/error-codes/api-errors.

I received the above error when attempting to run the app locally for the first time.

Reproduction steps

Steps to reproduce the behaviour:

  1. Follow setup steps in Setup Local Environment
  2. npm run build
  3. npm start
  4. See error

Expected behaviour

The application to launch.

Additional context

I mistakenly assumed OpenAI had a free tier of API usage. This doesn't appear to be the case, which would make sense as it's an expensive tool to use. But this restriction places an unintentional (and unavoidable) paywall on running and using SpyLogic, so I think a disclaimer in the README would be useful (even though this disclaimer might be obvious to some).

pmarsh-scottlogic commented 3 months ago

Thanks for raising this @cfisher-scottlogic! We were also under the impression that free accounts some limited amount of use.

After further investigation, I've found that when you create an OpenAI account (whether to access the API or use their own GPT interface), you are given some number of free credits. For me it was $5;. However that credit expires after an allotted time, which is what I expect has happened to you. I do not know if new accounts still get free credit on creation (will find out)

Adding to the readme is a good shout

pmarsh-scottlogic commented 3 months ago

Readme updated :) #888