Manage connected AI apps

Every AI app you connect appears on the dashboard’s Connect AI page, under what is connected, with the app’s name and when it was approved. That list is the whole picture: an app that is not on it cannot do anything to your account.

Remove an app

Click Disconnect next to the app. Every token that app holds is revoked at once; the next request it makes is refused and the app will ask you to connect again. Nothing on your sites or in your Figma files changes.

Removing the connector inside the AI app also stops it, but FigWP only learns of that when the app’s access runs out. Disconnecting on the dashboard is the sure way.

Connections that end by themselves

• Changing or resetting your password disconnects every AI app on the account on purpose, since a password change usually means you want to be sure who has access. Signing out of the dashboard does not.
• An app that has not been used for 30 days has to connect again; that is how long its refresh token lasts.
• An app that presents an already-used refresh token is disconnected at once, which protects you if a token was copied.

A team plan

Each member connects their own AI apps, under their own dashboard sign-in. The owner sees only the owner’s apps. Pages the apps import still count against the team’s shared plan.