> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.exoclick.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.exoclick.com/mcp/es/exoclick-mcp-error.md).

# Manejo de errores

Si algo sale mal, el servidor MCP devolverá mensajes de error claros. Los escenarios comunes incluyen:

* **Errores de autenticación**: Tu sesión ha expirado. Vuelve a autorizarte a través del panel de administración para reconectarte.
* **Parámetros no válidos**: La IA recibirá un error descriptivo y podrá ajustar su consulta automáticamente.
* **No permitido por esta conexión:** La IA intentó algo fuera de los niveles de acceso elegidos cuando se autorizó la conexión. Vuelve a conectarte y selecciona el acceso que necesitas.
* **No encontrado o no autorizado:** Solicitar un recurso (por ejemplo, una campaña) que no existe o pertenece a otra cuenta devuelve un error claro en lugar de datos vacíos.
* **Límites de tasa**: Si superas el límite de tasa de la API, se te informará y podrás volver a intentarlo después de una breve espera.
* **Servicio no disponible**: Si la API de ExoClick no está disponible temporalmente, el mensaje de error lo indicará.


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