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For AI agents: a documentation index is at /llms.txt. Every page is also available as markdown, just append .md to the URL.

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Overview

When you connect an AI tool such as ChatGPT, Claude, Codex, or Cursor to Reap through MCP, Reap creates a key for that connection. You can see and remove these connections in the same place as your API keys.

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See Your Connected AI Tools

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Open API Keys

Click API Keys in the left sidebar, or open Settings › API Keys.
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Find your MCP connections

MCP connections are listed by tool name, for example MCP — Claude, MCP — ChatGPT, or MCP — Codex. If you’ve connected the same tool more than once, you’ll see more than one entry.
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Check the details

Click More on a connection to see Created by, Expires at, Last used, and Updated at. Last used helps you spot connections you no longer use.

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Revoke Access

Click the trash icon next to the connection. The AI tool loses access to your Reap workspace straight away.
There’s no confirmation step. Make sure you’re removing the right entry. Check Created by and Last used under More if you’re unsure.
To use that AI tool with Reap again, reconnect it and sign in through OAuth. See Connect Reap MCP Server.

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Rename A Connection

Click the pencil icon to give a connection a clearer name, for example MCP — Claude (work laptop).

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Good Habits

  • Remove connections for tools or devices you no longer use.
  • If you think an AI tool was connected to the wrong workspace, revoke it and reconnect, choosing the right workspace during sign-in.
  • MCP connections share the list with your API keys, which has a limit of 10 active keys. Remove old connections if you reach it.