Responses API and streaming
Endpoint
Section titled “Endpoint”POST https://api.aoxtoken.com/v1/responsesUse Bearer authentication and provide content through input. Compatibility must be verified for the selected model and key group.
Inspect a stream
Section titled “Inspect a stream”Set AOXTOKEN_API_KEY and AOXTOKEN_MODEL, then use this candidate example in a macOS/Linux shell or configured WSL environment:
curl -N --fail-with-body https://api.aoxtoken.com/v1/responses \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $AOXTOKEN_API_KEY" \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -d "{\"model\":\"$AOXTOKEN_MODEL\",\"input\":\"Reply with OK\",\"stream\":true}"-N disables curl’s output buffering; stream: true requests streaming. Do not parse multiple SSE events as one JSON object.
Completion and failure
Section titled “Completion and failure”Application code must distinguish disconnection, successful completion and errors. A closed HTTP connection does not necessarily mean successful generation. Record event names, ordering, error structure and completion markers from AoxToken rather than borrowing them from Chat Completions or upstream documentation.
Verification scope
Section titled “Verification scope”Unauthenticated public requests returned 401 / API_KEY_REQUIRED. Authenticated non-streaming output, successful SSE completion and mid-stream errors have not been verified, these examples have not completed end-to-end verification.