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Connector Management Features

You can perform management operations such as refreshing, editing (renaming), and deleting on installed connectors. The buttons are in the header of the connector details screen.

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Refreshing Connectors

Re-fetch the connector’s tool list (MCP schema) so it reflects the latest state.

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When Refreshing is Needed

  • When settings have been changed on the external service side
  • When connection errors occur
  • When the tool list has been updated

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Refresh Steps

1

Select Connector

Click the connector you want to refresh from the My Connectors list.
2

Click the Refresh Button

Click the refresh icon button in the header of the connector details screen.
3

Confirm Completion

The message “MCP schema refreshed successfully” appears when the refresh is complete.
When a newer version of a connector’s MCP server is available, an “Update Available” badge is shown on the connector. Refresh it to get the latest version.

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Deleting Connectors

Remove connectors that are no longer needed.
Once deleted, the connector will no longer be available in chat. You will need to install it again to use it.

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Delete Steps

1

Select Connector

Click the connector you want to delete from the My Connectors list.
2

Click the Delete Button

Click the trash icon button in the header of the connector details screen.
3

Confirmation Dialog

The “Delete MCP” dialog appears. If the connector is used by agents, the dialog lists them and warns that those agents will stop working. Click “Delete” to confirm.

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Renaming Connectors

You can change the display name of a connector. This changes the name used when typing @connectorname in chat.

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When Renaming is Useful

  • When you want to distinguish between multiple accounts of the same service
  • When you want a shorter name for easier access
  • When you want to name it according to its purpose

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Rename Steps

1

Select Connector

Click the connector you want to rename from the My Connectors list.
2

Click the Edit Button

Click the pencil icon button in the header of the connector details screen. The “MCP Configuration” dialog opens.
3

Enter New Name

Enter the new name in the “Name” field and click “Update”.
Jinba Flow connectors cannot be edited here; the pencil button is replaced by a link to the Jinba Flow tab.
After renaming, you can call the connector using @newname in chat.

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Troubleshooting

Please check the following:
  • Is the external service account still valid?
  • Has the API key or token expired?
  • Have access permissions been changed on the external service side?
  • The delete dialog shows “Used in Agents” with the list of agents that use the connector
  • Those agents will stop working if you proceed; remove the connector from the agents first if you still need them