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# Managing MCP Servers

This guide covers how to view, monitor, and revoke your MCP servers after they are created.

## Viewing your servers

Navigate to **Settings**, then select **MCP Servers**. Each server shows:

- **Name** and description.
- **Tool count** -- the number of tools included in the server.
- **Created date** -- when the server was created.
- **Last used** -- the last time a client made a request, or "Never" if the server has not been used.
- **Request count** -- the total number of requests the server has received.
- **Server URL** -- the URL clients use to connect. Click it to copy to your clipboard.

## Copying a server URL

Click the **server URL** displayed on any server in the list. A notification confirms the URL was copied to your clipboard. You can share this URL with any MCP-compatible AI client.

## Revoking a server

Revoking a server permanently disables it. All active client connections are immediately terminated and the server URL stops working.

### Steps

### 1. Find the server

Navigate to **Settings**, then select **MCP Servers**. Locate the server you want to revoke.

### 2. Click the revoke button

Click the **trash icon** on the right side of the server row. A confirmation dialog appears.

### 3. Confirm revocation

The dialog warns: "Are you sure you want to revoke this server? This cannot be undone." Click to confirm.

A notification confirms the server was revoked and it is removed from the list.

## Permission levels

| Action | Who can do it |
|--------|--------------|
| Create a server | Any workspace member with tools |
| View a server | Only the member who created it |
| Authorize a client | Only the member who created the server |
| Revoke a server | Only the member who created it |

## Related guides

- [Creating an MCP server](creating-an-mcp-server.md)
- [Authorizing an MCP client](authorizing-an-mcp-client.md)
- [Troubleshooting](troubleshooting.md)

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### In this section: MCP Servers

- [MCP Servers](/docs/mcp-servers/overview.md)
- [Use Cases and Playbooks](/docs/mcp-servers/use-cases.md)
- [Creating an MCP Server](/docs/mcp-servers/creating-an-mcp-server.md)
- [Authorizing an MCP Client](/docs/mcp-servers/authorizing-an-mcp-client.md)
- **Managing MCP Servers** (current)
- [Troubleshooting](/docs/mcp-servers/troubleshooting.md)

#### Playbooks

- [Playbook: Build a Campaign Launcher for Your Internal Ad Platform](/docs/mcp-servers/playbook-campaign-launcher.md)
- [Playbook: Build a Client Reporting Portal from Your Homegrown Analytics System](/docs/mcp-servers/playbook-client-reporting-portal.md)
- [Playbook: Build a Reconciliation Agent Across Two Systems](/docs/mcp-servers/playbook-reconciliation-agent.md)
- [Playbook: Build a Supply Chain Monitoring Agent](/docs/mcp-servers/playbook-supply-chain-monitor.md)
- [Playbook: Build an Intake App for a System Only Engineers Can Use](/docs/mcp-servers/playbook-intake-app.md)
- [Playbook: Build an Order Management App on Top of Your WMS](/docs/mcp-servers/playbook-order-management-app.md)

### Other sections

- [Tool Creation](/docs/tool-creation/overview.md)
- [Agent Filesystem](/docs/agent-filesystem/overview.md)
- [Chat Sharing](/docs/chat-sharing/overview.md)
- [Scheduled Triggers](/docs/scheduled-triggers/overview.md)
- [Agent Skills](/docs/agent-skills/overview.md)
- [Sandcastles](/docs/sandcastles/overview.md)
- [Subagents](/docs/subagents/overview.md)
- [Workspace Permissions](/docs/workspace-permissions/overview.md)

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