Manage access

Disconnecting Claude Code from your Nova account and uninstalling the plugin are two different things. You can do either one without the other. Disconnecting invalidates the credentials Claude Code uses to reach Nova. Uninstalling removes the /nova:* commands from Claude Code.

Disconnect Claude Code from Nova

The easiest way is from inside Claude Code. Run /mcp, pick nova, and choose Clear authentication. Claude Code tells Nova to invalidate the connection and forgets the credentials locally.

If you've already uninstalled the plugin (so nova no longer shows up under /mcp), do it from the web instead. Open Nova settings → Connected apps, find the Claude Code entry, and remove it.

After either of those, the next /nova:* command you run will fail until you sign back in.

Uninstall the plugin

/plugin uninstall nova

This removes the /nova:* commands from Claude Code. It doesn't touch your Nova account or any of your apps.

Remove the marketplace

You only need this if you also want Claude Code to forget where the Nova plugin lives:

/plugin marketplace remove nova-marketplace

If you decide to install the plugin again later, you'd add the marketplace back first.

Verifying it worked

Run /mcp and check that nova is no longer in the list. Then open Nova settings → Connected apps and check that Claude Code is no longer listed there either.

Your Nova apps stay where they are. You can still edit them from the Nova web builder.