Cancels a model response with the given ID. Only responses created with the background parameter set to true can be cancelled.
The ID of the response to cancel.
A Response object.
The complete response object that was returned by the Responses API.
The unique ID of the response that was created.
The object type, which was always response.
response The Unix timestamp (in seconds) for when the response was created.
The Unix timestamp (in seconds) for when the response was completed, if it was completed.
The status that was set for the response.
Details about why the response was incomplete, if applicable.
The model that generated this response.
The ID of the previous response in the chain that was referenced, if any.
Additional instructions that were used to guide the model for this response.
The output items that were generated by the model.
An item representing a message, tool call, tool output, reasoning, or other response element.
The error that occurred, if the response failed.
The tools that were available to the model during response generation.
How the input was truncated by the service when it exceeded the model context window.
auto, disabled Whether the model was allowed to call multiple tools in parallel.
Configuration options for text output that were used.
The nucleus sampling parameter that was used for this response.
The presence penalty that was used to penalize new tokens based on whether they appear in the text so far.
The frequency penalty that was used to penalize new tokens based on their frequency in the text so far.
The number of most likely tokens that were returned at each position, along with their log probabilities.
The sampling temperature that was used for this response.
Reasoning configuration and outputs that were produced for this response.
Token usage statistics that were recorded for the response, if available.
The maximum number of tokens the model was allowed to generate for this response.
The maximum number of tool calls the model was allowed to make while generating the response.
Whether this response was stored so it can be retrieved later.
Whether this request was run in the background.
The service tier that was used for this response.
Developer-defined metadata that was associated with the response.
A stable identifier that was used for safety monitoring and abuse detection.
A key that was used to read from or write to the prompt cache.