Does /prompt actually save tokens?

When the underlying error is an AggregateError (e.g. multiple connection attempts failing), AxiosError.from() used error.message directly — which is empty in that case — instead of synthesizing a message from error.errors[].

NO_PROXY="*" (the whole string) was already handled as "bypass everything" — but a bare * as one entry inside a multi-entry list (e.g. "localhost,*,.example.org") fell through to normal host/port matching and never bypassed the proxy.

The guard used the final decoded byte length, but it needs to reflect the size of the intermediate buffer allocation Node's base64 decoder actually makes — which can be larger than the final result, letting oversized payloads slip past the guard.

toJSONObject had no branch for Set — a Set nested in a config object fell into the generic object branch instead of being serialized as an array.

If a request interceptor threw synchronously, Axios called onRejected without checking it existed or using its result, then called dispatchRequest unconditionally — the request went out anyway instead of rejecting.