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type: Changelog Entry
title: Disconnect an AI assistant without taking your own scripts down
resource: https://www.librario.de/en/changelog/2026-09-verbundene-anwendungen
tags:
- changelog
---

# Disconnect an AI assistant without taking your own scripts down

Disconnecting an AI assistant from your account used to also risk revoking the REST API access of the same application, for example the credential your own scripts ran on. The REST API row then vanished from the page with no explanation, and it worked the other way round too. The two are now independent: revoking one leaves the other untouched.

The Integrations page therefore lists every application that accesses Librario on your behalf under "Connected applications", each labelled "AI assistant" or "REST API" and independently revocable. The confirmation prompt now names what you are about to break: your scripts and integrations for a REST API credential, running chat sessions for an AI assistant.

All connections also show when they were last used, or "Never used" if no request ever arrived, and one that has been used but not in the last 30 days carries an "Unused for over 30 days" note. That makes credentials nobody needs any more easy to spot before you revoke them. How to review and end connections is described in the [AI assistants documentation](/en/docs/integration/mcp).