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browserRevokeDomain

Revoke Browser Domain

Revoke one signed-in browser domain on one machine.

write

Ask Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or any AI connected to The Cloud "stop Ora using my account on this site", and it calls browserRevokeDomain.

Example call

The MCP tools/call params, with the required arguments only.

{
  "arguments": {
    "domain": "<domain>",
    "machineId": "<machineId>"
  },
  "name": "browserRevokeDomain"
}

Arguments

• domainstringrequiredNo description is declared in the tool schema.
• machineIdstringrequiredNo description is declared in the tool schema.

Returns

The registry does not declare a return shape.

Ask for it

The Cloud routes these requests to this verb.

• stop Ora using my account on this site
• revoke that domain

Pair it with

The verbs that finish the job.

• browserGrantDomain
• browserWipeProfile

Questions

• What does browserRevokeDomain do?

  Revoke one signed-in browser domain on one machine. It is one of the tools The Cloud MCP server gives every connected AI.

• How do I use browserRevokeDomain from Claude or ChatGPT?

  Connect your AI to The Cloud at https://mcp.thecloud.so/mcp and sign in once. Then ask Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or any AI connected to The Cloud "stop Ora using my account on this site", and it calls browserRevokeDomain.

• Is browserRevokeDomain safe to let an AI call?

  browserRevokeDomain changes your workspace. What an AI creates is Private until you share it.

Connect

One endpoint gives your AI this tool and every other one: connect Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or Gemini, read what The Cloud is, or see pricing.