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Disconnect an AI tool

Removing Stuga from the app’s own settings does not revoke its access.

Revoke it

Section titled “Revoke it”

  1. Open Settings → Your AI agents.

  2. Under Connected agents, find the app or key. Each row says when it was last used, and whether it signed in or uses a key.

  3. Choose Revoke, then Confirm revoke.

    A message says it can no longer reach your documents.

Its next request is refused. An app that signed in asks you to sign in again, and a key stops working. The row stays in the list, marked Revoked.

Remove Stuga from the app

Section titled “Remove Stuga from the app”

Each app’s setup in Your AI agents has an uninstall section, such as Uninstall from Claude Desktop, that says what to remove in that app. Where it’s a command, copy it from there.

Then restart the app.

If a key may have leaked

Section titled “If a key may have leaked”

Choose Rotate on the key’s row. It gets a new secret, and the old one stops working at once. Copy the new key into the app; it’s shown once. The key keeps its name, so its changes still carry the same name.

Good to know

Section titled “Good to know”
  • Changes the AI tool already made stay where they are. Open Review AI edits to undo them where possible; later document edits can prevent this, and later database edits may be lost.
  • If you leave a workspace, your AI tools lose it too. A connection limited to chosen workspaces is revoked when none remain.
  • When someone is removed from a workspace, the keys they created there stop working.

Next

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