Integration credentials
Most integrations need a credential, a token that proves a request is really coming from you. They're managed in one place: Profile Menu → Integrations.
Personal access tokens
A personal access token lets another tool act as you. The Obsidian sync plugin uses one; so does anything you build against the API, and most n8n or scripted workflows.
Create one
- Go to Profile Menu → Integrations → Integration Credentials.
- Tap Manage tokens, then Create token.
- Give it a name you'll recognise later. The tool it's for is the useful choice.
Tokens are created with read and write permissions and expire after one year.
Copy the token as soon as it's created. It's shown once and never again. If you lose it, revoke it and make another.
Revoke or delete one
Open a token to see when it was created, when it expires, and when it was last used.
- Revoke stops it working immediately. It stays in the list so you can see it was there.
- Delete removes it entirely.
Revoking is the right move if a token might have leaked. It takes effect at once, and doesn't disturb your other integrations.
Your user ID
The same screen shows My user ID, which some integrations ask for.
Connected apps
Connected Apps lists the applications you've authorized to act on your behalf, and when each was connected. Disconnect any of them from here.
Some apps can only be disconnected by uninstalling them from the app itself, and you'll be told when that's the case.