Disconnect Claude

Disconnecting a connection stops its key working straight away. Claude, Codex or Cursor gets an error from Drobber the next time it tries to use it.

Disconnect one connection#

1. Open the menu under your name and choose Integrations.
2. Under Claude, find the connection by its name. Each line shows when it was created and when it was last used.
3. Press Disconnect next to it.

Only that connection stops: your other connections keep working. You see and disconnect only your own connections, never a teammate’s.

Drobber can’t take the entry out of your app’s own settings. Until you remove it there, Claude just gets an error saying the token is invalid or revoked. In Claude Code, claude mcp remove drobber removes it.

If you think someone else has seen a key, disconnect it and press Connect Claude to make a new one. See Connect Claude.

Resetting your password removes every connection#

Resetting your password signs you out everywhere and removes every connection made with a key:

• every Claude connection (Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Codex and Cursor)
• every Zapier and Make key (see Connect Zapier)
• every Drobber sign-in, in the dashboard and on your sites

It does not remove the WordPress application password “Claude (Drobber)”, your projects’ keys (the dr_ project key and the read API token), or tools connected to a project, such as GitHub.

After a reset, connect Claude again, and give Zapier and Make new keys. See Reset your password.

Disconnect Claude from WordPress#

The WordPress connection is separate. In WordPress, go to Users > Profile > Application Passwords and revoke “Claude (Drobber)”. See Fix with Claude on WordPress.

Stop Claude on GitHub#

Claude on GitHub doesn’t use a key from Drobber. To stop sending comments there, choose Change Claude’s setup and pick another place for your website, or disconnect GitHub from the project in its Settings.