Connected apps

The Connected apps tab, titled Connected applications on the page, lists every application holding standing access to your organization on a member's behalf, and what each can currently reach. Use it to see who has connected what, and to cut an application off.

Who can use itCopy Anchor Link

Owners only (org:update). The tab is missing for everyone else, and typing the address gives them a not-found page. Why this is owner-only, and how a person's own connections work, is in Connected apps.

Read the listCopy Anchor Link

Each application shows:

• Application: its name, with a Self-registered badge when it registered itself with no operator involved.
• Members: how many members have connected it.
• Reaches: what it can currently reach, MCP and API, or Standing grant, no live tokens when the grant holds no live token.
• Connected: when it was first connected.
• Last active: when it was last used.

If none has connected yet the tab says "No application has connected to this organization yet."

See what an application can reachCopy Anchor Link

Open an application to see what it is and who authorized it:

• Whether it is Self-registered, what it Reaches, when it was Connected and Last active.
• Its Website, Terms of service, Privacy policy and Redirect URIs, or Not declared where it gave none.
• Who has connected it: each Member, marked You for your own, with what that grant Reaches, and when it was Connected and Last active.

Disconnect an application for everyoneCopy Anchor Link

1. Open the application and choose Disconnect for the whole organization.
2. Read Disconnect for the whole organization? It loses access immediately, for every member listed, not only for you, and each of them must reconnect and re-authorize it before it can be used again.
3. Choose Disconnect for everyone.

You see Connection revoked for the whole organization.

To block self-registered applications from holding a token at all, see MCP.

Other ways to manage connected appsCopy Anchor Link

• CLI: nuvelics oauth-connections lists and revokes connections.
• API: Connected apps.