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quicknode-common-errors

Triage QuickNode transport, authentication, security-filter, capacity, chain, and application failures while preserving the original error layer. Use when RPC, SDK, or endpoint requests fail and ownership is unclear. Trigger with: "debug a QuickNode error", "QuickNode RPC failed", "classify a QuickNode error code".

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# QuickNode Error Triage

## Overview

Preserve HTTP status, JSON-RPC code, chain error, method, network, and request identifier as separate facts. Do not treat every `-32000` family response as retryable or overwrite a contract revert with a provider diagnosis.

## Prerequisites

- A redacted failing request and response
- Endpoint ID, chain, network, protocol, and client version
- The expected method contract and a nearby successful request if available

## Instructions
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