v0 "Chat is Private" error for project owner and "Failed to submit message" in new chats

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I’m seeing what looks like a v0 chat ownership or permission bug.

Problem

I’m the owner of a v0 project named 02ez, but v0 is showing:

Chat is Private. Ask the owner to update this chat’s sharing permissions.

for my own project chat. At the same time, I’m also getting:

Failed to submit message

in new and existing chats.

The project itself still exists and the production deployment is healthy, so this does not look like a deployment outage. It looks like the issue is in v0 chat access, workspace resolution, or session metadata.

Project Information

  • Project: 02ez
  • Production deployment: Ready
  • Deployment ID: 8dd07b8
  • Deployment URL: 02ez-oxwdv4vig-tostupidtooquit.vercel.app
  • Domain: tostupidtooquit.com

Observed Behavior

  • I can access the project page
  • I cannot use the associated private chat even though I’m the owner
  • New chats can also fail with “Failed to submit message”

Expected Behavior

  • The owner should retain access to their own private chat
  • New chats should submit normally

Troubleshooting Done

  1. Verified I’m in the correct account and workspace
  2. Refreshed and retried
  3. Started new chats
  4. Confirmed the project and production deployment are still active

I can share screenshots, URLs, and timestamps if needed for investigation.

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Hi, I tried to reproduce this but couldn’t trigger it.

I tested multiple prompts, tabs, and sessions (including incognito), and everything worked normally. This suggests it’s not a general issue, but likely tied to specific account or chat state.

Given the symptoms (owner locked out, both new and existing chats affected, deployments still working), this looks like a backend mismatch between chat ownership, workspace, and session.

It might be worth checking chat ownership/workspace assignment and permission validation on message requests.

Hope this helps