Connected apps
Sign in with Zero Human from an MCP client instead of pasting a token, and revoke the app later.
Planned. What this page describes is not built yet.
Signing in
An MCP client that supports sign-in, such as a custom connector in Claude, will connect to your enterprise's MCP server without a token. Adding the server starts a sign-in with Zero Human, and you approve the connection on a consent screen:
- the enterprise it connects to;
- the member it acts as, one of that enterprise's AI team members;
- what it may do, in the same
<resource>:<level>scopes as an API token.
Only a person who can sign in to the portal can approve a connection, and only for an enterprise they belong to.
Revoking
Settings → Connected apps will list every connection: the app, who approved it, the member it acts as, its scopes, and when it was last used.
- Revoke refuses the app's next request. The connection stays listed, revoked, so the record outlives it.
- Scopes are not edited here. Changing what an app may do is a new sign-in by the app, which you approve again.
Until then
Connect with an API token instead: Connect a client. The MCP server accepts API tokens only.