When you connect Hiresweep to an AI assistant such as Claude or ChatGPT over MCP, you choose what the assistant may do. Connected assistants lists every assistant you approved, with the permissions you gave it, and lets you disconnect any of them. To connect an assistant in the first place, see Using the MCP server.

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Approve an assistant

When an assistant connects, Hiresweep opens an approval page in your browser that names the assistant and says it wants to use your Hiresweep account. If you aren’t signed in, you sign in first.
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Check the account

The page shows which account you are signed in as. If it’s the wrong one, sign out and connect again.
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Choose the permissions

Under Permissions, tick what the assistant may do:The page only lists the permissions the assistant asked for. Permissions marked Spends credits or Can’t be undone start unticked, so you opt into each one yourself.Under It will also be able to, the page lists account details the assistant gets with any connection, such as Know who you are or Stay connected.
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Select Allow or Deny

Allow connects the assistant with the permissions you ticked and returns you to it. Deny sends it back without access.
The assistant only sees the tools its permissions cover. If it tries something you didn’t allow, it gets an error naming the missing permission. To give it more, connect again from the assistant: the approval page opens again for the new permissions. A later request for permissions you already gave doesn’t ask again.

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See your connected assistants

Open Settings and select Connected assistants under Developers. Each assistant shows its name, the date you connected it and a chip for each permission you gave it. Permissions that spend credits or can’t be undone are highlighted. API keys aren’t listed here. A key always has full access to your account; manage keys in Settings → Developers → API keys.

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Disconnect an assistant

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Select Disconnect

In Connected assistants, select Disconnect next to the assistant.
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Confirm

Select Disconnect again in the confirmation.
The assistant loses access to your account right away. To use it again, connect it from the assistant and approve it again.

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Troubleshooting

The request often expires when the approval page stays open for a while. Go back to your assistant and connect again.
Tick at least one permission.
Assistants connected with an API key instead of signing in aren’t listed. Delete the key in API keys to cut their access.