Account & Security

Authorize and Disconnect External Services

Kocoro connects to external services — MCP servers, chat channels, your Google account, and macOS features — only after you authorize it. You can review what is being requested before you connect, and disconnect at any time.

Before you authorize

For services that use OAuth (for example, Intercom or Google), the service's consent screen lists the permissions Kocoro is requesting. Review them, and approve only if you agree.
For chat channels (Lark / Feishu, WeCom, Microsoft Teams), you create the bot in your own workspace and register its credentials in Kocoro, so you decide which permissions the bot has on that platform.
macOS permissions such as Calendar, Screen Recording, Accessibility, and Automation are requested through the system dialog and granted only when you allow them.

Disconnect in Kocoro

MCP servers: open Capabilities → MCP Servers and turn off the server's toggle.
Chat channels: open the Integrations (Connectors) page and click the trash icon next to the bot to remove it.

Capabilities → MCP Servers — each server has a toggle on the right — Fig. 1 — MCP Servers. Turn off a server's toggle to disconnect it.

Revoke access on the service side

OAuth services: remove Kocoro from the service's authorized-apps settings. For example, in Intercom, revoke intercom-api-mcp-server under Authorized apps.
Chat channels: you can also delete the bot or app you created from the platform's admin console.
macOS: open System Settings → Privacy & Security and turn off Kocoro under Calendar, Screen Recording, Accessibility, or Automation.
Google account: if you sign in with Google, you can remove Kocoro's access from your Google Account settings.

How to remove third-party access in your Google Account (Google Help) ↗

Disconnecting stops Kocoro from accessing that service from then on. It doesn't delete your Kocoro account — to delete your account, see Delete Your Account.

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Before you authorize

For services that use OAuth (for example, Intercom or Google), the service's consent screen lists the permissions Kocoro is requesting. Review them, and approve only if you agree.

For chat channels (Lark / Feishu, WeCom, Microsoft Teams), you create the bot in your own workspace and register its credentials in Kocoro, so you decide which permissions the bot has on that platform.

macOS permissions such as Calendar, Screen Recording, Accessibility, and Automation are requested through the system dialog and granted only when you allow them.

Revoke access on the service side

OAuth services: remove Kocoro from the service's authorized-apps settings. For example, in Intercom, revoke intercom-api-mcp-server under Authorized apps.

Chat channels: you can also delete the bot or app you created from the platform's admin console.

macOS: open System Settings → Privacy & Security and turn off Kocoro under Calendar, Screen Recording, Accessibility, or Automation.

Google account: if you sign in with Google, you can remove Kocoro's access from your Google Account settings.

How to remove third-party access in your Google Account (Google Help) ↗

Before you authorize

Disconnect in Kocoro

Revoke access on the service side

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Before you authorize

Disconnect in Kocoro

Revoke access on the service side

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