See and disconnect your AI assistants

Keep an eye on every AI assistant connected to your account, see what it has done, and remove access whenever you need to. You will find it all under Account → AI Agents.

Seeing what is connected

The page lists every active connection and personal key with:

• The client name, for example Claude or Cursor.
• Its access level.
• Its daily spending cap, if it can spend.
• When it was last used.

If you see something you do not recognise, revoke it. You can always reconnect.

The activity log

Below the connections is the activity log: the most recent agent actions with their outcome. Each entry records what was called, whether it succeeded, was denied, was invalid, or errored, and a minimised summary of what it was given.

The log is append-only. Nothing, including the Mintfunnel team, edits or removes entries. A fuller view is available on the account activity page.

Actions are attributed to the account owner, because that is who authorised the connection. If several people share an account, the log tells you what happened but not which colleague asked for it. Separate logins are the way to tell people apart.

Emails you will get

Two notifications go out automatically:

• When a new agent connects to your account.
• When any single action commits $250 or more.

Both go to the account owner. They are security notices rather than marketing, so they are sent regardless of notification preferences.

Revoking

Revoking takes effect on the next request. It does not need the client to cooperate, and it does not depend on the client noticing.

• Revoke one connection to disconnect a single client while leaving the others working.
• Revoke a personal key to kill a script's access without touching your browser connections.
• Change the level or cap instead, if you only want to narrow what a connection can do rather than remove it.

Revoke immediately if a device is lost or stolen, if someone leaves the team, or if you see activity you cannot account for.

What to do if something looks wrong

1. Revoke the connection first. Investigate afterwards.
2. Check the activity log for what was actually run and whether it succeeded.
3. Check your wallet transaction history if any spend was involved.
4. Contact the Mintfunnel team at support@mintfunnel.co with the timestamps you are asking about.

Remember that a write cannot happen without someone approving a preview, so an unexpected change is most often a colleague with access rather than a compromise. The log will show you which connection it came from.