Support

Send one clean diagnostic thread.

Luma Cloud support is request-id-first: enough data to trace billing, quota, API, or installer failures without exposing secrets. The public contact is info@lumaos.cloud.

Primary contact

info@lumaos.cloud

Use this address for billing, refunds, API access, provider integrations, and SuperCodex installer issues.

Write from the same email you used for checkout or sign-in when possible.

For urgent security or abuse reports, put Security or Abuse in the subject.

Safe diagnostic checklist

Copy the relevant items into the email. Redact secrets first.

x-lumacloud-request-id or error.request_id
UTC timestamp and your local timezone
Account email used for checkout or sign-in
Client name and version: SuperCodex, OpenCode, Cursor, Cline, Continue, or SDK
Operating system and app version for installer issues
The /v1 endpoint origin from your dashboard, never a private or internal URL
Model id, request type, and whether stream=true was used
Public error code and whether any text streamed before failure

Triage

Keep billing, API, and installer issues separate.

Mixing refund requests with streaming logs slows both investigations. Pick the lane that matches the first visible failure.

Billing

Subscription, payment, or refund

Use the checkout email, charge date, plan name, and a short description of what went wrong. Refund requests belong here, not in API troubleshooting threads.

Refund policy
API

API, quota, key, or model issue

Send the request id, endpoint origin, model id, public error code, and whether the response started streaming. Support can inspect usage and routing without your key.

Error codes
Installer

SuperCodex or IDE setup

Include the app, OS, installer version, and the exact screen or provider field that failed. For IDEs, name the provider type and base URL the app accepted.

Setup docs

Redaction

Never send credentials to support.

A request id is enough to correlate most failures. Secrets should stay in your dashboard, local keychain, environment, or Stripe.

Do not include

  • API keys, bearer tokens, cookies, one-time login codes, or Stripe payment details
  • Private or internal URLs, OAuth credential files, or local sign-in session data
  • Full config files before redacting secrets, environment dumps, SSH keys, or database URLs
  • Customer prompts containing credentials, private source, regulated data, or personal documents

Reply targets

These are operational targets, not a legal service-level agreement.

Billing and refundsInitial reply target: 2 business days
API and quota incidentsInitial reply target: 1 business day
Installer and IDE setupInitial reply target: 1-2 business days
Security or abuseReviewed as priority when clearly labeled