Connection Management

Start with Connect a New AI Tool to choose browser login, an API key, or custom OAuth according to your client’s authentication method. After connecting, use connection management to review access and status, and credential rotation and revocation when credentials need replacing or access must end.

• Connect a New AI Tool
  • Where to find it
  • Pick how the AI client should connect
• Browser Login (OAuth): claude.ai, ChatGPT
  • When to use this
  • End-to-end workflow
    • Step 1: (Admin) Run the wizard
    • Step 2: (End user) Paste the URL into the AI tool
    • Step 3: (End user) Log in via the browser
    • Step 4: (Admin) Optional: tighten the connection
  • Disabling dynamic registration
• API Key (Bearer) Connections
  • Create an API key connection
    • Step 1: Open the wizard
    • Step 2: Configure
    • Step 3: Review and copy the key
  • Per-client setup snippets
    • Cursor
    • Claude Code CLI
    • Gemini CLI
    • Continue.dev
    • curl
    • Generic Bearer header
  • Connection statuses
• Custom OAuth Connections
  • Step 1: Pick Custom OAuth in the wizard
  • Step 2: Configure the client
  • Step 3: Review and copy the credentials
  • Rotating the client secret
• Managing Connections
  • The Connections list
  • Search and filters
  • The Connection form
    • Header smart buttons
    • Status pill
    • Type
    • Key Info / OAuth Info
    • Permissions
    • Human-in-the-loop Approvals
    • IP Restrictions
    • Rate Limits (Bearer only)
    • Statistics & Notes
  • What MCP Users see
• Rotate, Revoke, and Reactivate
  • When to rotate
  • When to revoke
  • Rotating an API key
  • Rotating an OAuth client secret
  • Revoking and reactivating a connection
  • What revoke really does
  • Bulk hygiene tip
• AI Client Setup Cheatsheet
  • Compatibility matrix
  • claude.ai (web)
  • ChatGPT
  • Claude Desktop
  • Cursor
  • Claude Code CLI
  • Gemini CLI
  • Continue.dev
  • Custom backend / server-to-server
  • curl / scripts