StreamLive ProDisconnect ChatGPT or Claude from StreamLive Pro
Disconnect ChatGPT or Claude from StreamLive Pro in Settings, Security, Connected apps and API. Access stops at once; what else cuts it, and how to reconnect.
To stop ChatGPT or Claude from using your StreamLive Pro account, open Settings, choose Security, open Connected apps and API and press Disconnect next to the assistant. Access stops at once: the assistant can no longer read or change anything in the account. Changing your password or signing out of all devices also disconnects every assistant. You can connect again at any time.
Before you start
- You must be the account owner. Connected apps and API is not available through a team seat. A team member cannot see or disconnect the owner's assistants.
- Know what you are removing. The list shows each connected assistant or app with the device it was connected from, when it was added and when it was last used. Disconnecting one does not touch the others.
- Nothing you made is deleted. Lives, Shorts, posts and schedules the assistant created stay in your account. Disconnecting only removes the assistant's access.
Steps
- Open Settings, Security. Choose Settings in the side menu, then Security.
- Open Connected apps and API. The row shows how many apps are connected. Press Manage.
- Find the assistant. Each connected app has its name, the device if there is one, Added and Last used dates. Not used yet means it was connected but never called.
- Press Disconnect. A short question asks Disconnect? Press Yes, disconnect.
- Check the list. The app disappears from Connected apps. From this moment any request it makes is refused.
- Remove it on the other side too, if you want. In ChatGPT or Claude, open the settings for apps or connectors and remove StreamLive Pro, so it is no longer offered in your chats. Their menus change from time to time; look for "connector" or "app".
- Revoke API keys separately. If you also made API keys for your own code (Studio plan), they are in the same window under API keys, each with its own Revoke button.
Other ways access ends
| You do | What happens to connected assistants |
|---|---|
| Disconnect one app in Connected apps and API | Only that app loses access, at once |
| Change your password | Every connected assistant is disconnected |
| Sign out of all devices (Settings, Security) | Every connected assistant is disconnected, together with every browser and phone |
| Confirm a new account email | Every connected assistant is disconnected |
| Connect the same assistant again | The new connection replaces the older one, so the list does not fill with copies |
| Delete the account | Access is blocked at once; see How to delete your StreamLive Pro account |
Log out in the dashboard menu signs out only that browser. It does not disconnect assistants.
Connect again
Connect from ChatGPT or Claude the same way as the first time, sign in to StreamLive Pro and approve the permissions. The steps are in Use StreamLive Pro from ChatGPT and Claude. When you approve, you choose again what the assistant may do; seeing stream keys is a separate permission that is asked only when needed. What each permission and tool does: StreamLive Pro MCP tools: full list for ChatGPT and Claude.
What can go wrong
| What you see | Likely cause | Fix |
|---|---|---|
| The assistant says the access was withdrawn | It was disconnected, or your password changed | Connect it again if you still want it |
| The assistant says the account signed out | A password change or Sign out of all devices | Connect it again |
| Connected apps and API is missing from Security | You are working in someone else's workspace as a team member | Switch to your own workspace; only the owner manages assistants |
| The same assistant appears twice | Connected from two devices or two different apps | Disconnect the one you do not use |
| StreamLive Pro still appears in ChatGPT or Claude | Disconnecting in StreamLive Pro does not remove the connector on their side | Remove it in their settings, or leave it; it has no access until you sign in again |
Frequently asked questions
How do I revoke ChatGPT's access to my StreamLive Pro account?
Open Settings, then Security, then Connected apps and API, and press Disconnect next to ChatGPT. Access stops at once.
Does disconnecting delete what the assistant created?
No. Lives, Shorts, posts and schedules stay in your account. Only the assistant's access is removed.
Why was my assistant disconnected without my doing it?
A password change, signing out of all devices, or confirming a new account email ends every assistant connection. Connect it again.
Can my team member disconnect my assistants?
No. Connected apps and API belong to the account owner and are not available through a team seat.
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