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 title: Fallbacks
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-import { Render } from "~/components"
+import { Render } from "~/components";
 
 Specify model or provider fallback with your [Universal endpoint](/ai-gateway/providers/universal/) to specify what to do if a request fails.
 
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     D --> E[Return Response]
 ```
 
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+<br />
 
 You can add as many fallbacks as you need, just by adding another object in the array.
 
 <Render file="universal-gateway-example" />
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+## Response header(cf-aig-step)
+
+When using the [Universal endpoint](/ai-gateway/providers/universal/) with fallbacks, the response header `cf-aig-step` indicates which model successfully processed the request by returning the step number. This header provides visibility into whether a fallback was triggered and which model ultimately processed the response.
+
+- `cf-aig-step:0` – The first (primary) model was used successfully.
+- `cf-aig-step:1` – The request fell back to the second model.
+- `cf-aig-step:2` – The request fell back to the third model.
+- Subsequent steps – Each fallback increments the step number by 1.