To disconnect an AI assistant from AppNatively, open the MCP Server settings, find it under Connected apps, and click Revoke. Its access ends within the hour. The same list shows every assistant you’ve approved and when each was last used, so you can spot ones you no longer need.
How to review and revoke AI assistants
1. Open the MCP Server settings
Go to Integrations and click Settings on the MCP Server card, or click MCP in the App Editor’s top bar. Both show how many assistants you have connected.
2. Review Connected apps
Under Connected apps, each assistant shows the name it gave itself and when it was Last used. If you don’t recognise one, or haven’t used it in a while, revoke it.
3. Revoke an assistant
Click Revoke next to it. The assistant can no longer get new access, and its current access ends within the hour. A confirmation tells you so.
To use it again later, connect it again – see Connect an AI assistant to AppNatively.
What can a connected assistant reach?
The draft of every app in your workspace – nothing else. It can’t create or delete apps, publish, or reach billing, team or signing credentials. See What can the AI access? Permissions and security.
What about manual tokens?
Clients connected with a manual token don’t appear under Connected apps. To end those, click Revoke all tokens – see Use a manual token with the AppNatively MCP server.
What happens if I change my password?
Resetting your password, or signing out everywhere, disconnects all your AI assistants and ends every manual token. Connected assistants stop within the hour, then ask you to sign in and approve again.