Reconnecting an app replaces its key

Every time you connected an app — Claude Desktop, an MCP client, any integration — the portal issued a new access token and left the previous one working. Reinstall the app, switch device, or disconnect and reconnect, and each round left another live key behind, valid for a year. Your token list grew, and every entry in it still opened the door.

Reconnecting now replaces that app's key rather than adding one: after a fresh connection, the app has exactly one credential and the earlier ones are gone. The new token is always issued first, so a reconnection can never leave an app without access.

Reconnecting…
The connection to the server was interrupted. Trying to restore it…
Trying again…
The connection could not be restored. Reloading the page…
The server was updated. Reloading the page to pick up the latest version.