View authenticated users
Navigate to your project and open the Users tab. The user list shows:User detail view
Click on a user to see their full authentication and activity details:Authentication status
See which servers the user has authenticated with and which are still pending. For each server, the status shows:- Authenticated — the user has valid credentials for this server
- Not authenticated — the user has not yet provided credentials
User analytics
The user detail view includes activity metrics:- Sessions over time — a timeline of the user’s session activity
- Top tools used — which tools the user’s interactions use most
- Top servers accessed — which servers the user accesses most frequently
- Error rate — the percentage of tool calls that resulted in errors
Revoke user access
If you need to remove a user’s access to specific servers:1
Navigate to the user
Go to your project’s Users tab and click on the user.
2
Revoke server access
Select the servers you want to revoke access for and click Revoke. This:
- Removes the user’s stored credentials for those servers
- Revokes any OAuth tokens that were granted
- Prevents the Navigator from executing tools on those servers on behalf of this user
Delete a user
To completely remove a user from a project:1
Navigate to the user
Go to your project’s Users tab and click on the user.
2
Delete the user
Click Delete User. This:
- Removes all of the user’s credentials for all servers in the project
- Revokes all OAuth tokens
- Removes the user’s session history and analytics
- The user will no longer appear in the project’s user list
Deleting a user from one project does not affect their access in other projects. Each project maintains independent user credentials.
Userbase summary
At the top of the Users tab, a summary section shows aggregate statistics:- Total users — total number of users who have authenticated in this project
- Weekly active users (WAU) — users who triggered at least one session in the past 7 days
- Monthly active users (MAU) — users who triggered at least one session in the past 30 days
- Inactive users — users who have authenticated but have no recent activity