Open Integrations, find the connector, and use its Manage expand to see every connected account. From there you can disconnect the exact account you want to remove. If a connector is genuinely stale, it surfaces an explicit Reconnect action in its own "Needs attention" section instead — a connected green indicator is never paired with a broken-looking Reconnect button.
What happens to my data when I disconnect?
Existing assets in the third-party service stay right where they are. Disconnecting GitHub won't delete your repo and disconnecting Notion won't delete your pages.
What happens to running tasks that need that service?
Work that depended on the disconnected service is handled by Tycoon Agent, who will assess the situation and decide the next step. You can reconnect to resume or tell Tycoon Agent to take a different path. A missing resource is a recoverable state: when the service is available again, the work can continue without asking you to reconnect a healthy connector.
Who can disconnect an integration?
Everyone in your workspace is an admin and can manage connectors from the Integrations surface. You don't need to revoke access from the third-party side — disconnecting on Tycoon's side is enough. If a credential is missing or was revoked elsewhere, Tycoon Agent will flag the connector as needing attention rather than pretending it is still connected.
To see what else you can connect, see supported integrations.