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ChatGPT and Codex use the same Allocait MCP server as Claude, so they get the same errors. Every tool error has one format and one of 19 codes. See MCP errors for every code. This page covers the cases that come up when you connect from ChatGPT or Codex.

Connection and sign-in

The account can’t use agent access

If the account can’t use agent access, every request fails with HTTP 403 and a short message that says to manage the account in the Allocait app. Reconnecting doesn’t help. Manage the account in the Allocait app, then try again.

ChatGPT or Codex can’t change anything

A Read only connection lists 13 tools, and none of them changes data. If a change is refused anyway, the result is one of these:
  • OAUTH_WRITE_NOT_GRANTED. You allowed Read only. In Allocait, open Settings > Apps, select Edit access for the app, choose Read and change, and select Save access. Then refresh the server in ChatGPT or start a new Codex session.
  • A result that says “This account’s agent access is read-only.” The account’s access allows reads only, whatever you allowed on the consent screen. Changing the access you gave doesn’t help. Manage the account in the Allocait app.

The tool list looks wrong

After you change what ChatGPT or Codex may do, a missing tool can come from a list ChatGPT read earlier. Refresh the server in ChatGPT’s plugin settings or start a new chat. A Read only connection lists 13 tools and Read and change lists 40.

A tool needs prices

Allocait fills no price from its own data. PRICES_INCOMPLETE lists the symbols still needed. Give ChatGPT or Codex a price for each one, or ask it to use a price source you trust, then ask again. For check_trades, prices must cover every held non-cash symbol and every symbol in the change. A held option with a stored mark needs none. See Prices.

Codex timeouts

If a Codex call times out, see OpenAI’s Codex guide to MCP servers for its timeout settings.

Something failed on Allocait’s side

INTERNAL_ERROR means the request failed on Allocait’s side. Ask ChatGPT or Codex to try once more. If it fails again, ask it to show you the request_id from the result, and quote it when you email support@allocait.app. You can also ask it to report the problem with send_feedback. Don’t put holdings or account data in it.

What to do in general

  • Read the error message to the end. For many codes it ends with the next step.
  • For check_trades, treat any error as no result. Ask it to say so, and don’t work out the answer by hand.
  • For CONFIRMATION_REQUIRED, confirm with the user before the call is sent again.
  • For a code that names a fix, make the fix before you send the call again.
If a tool or its description behaves in a way this page and MCP errors don’t explain, see Support.