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Ask your agent to run runinfra doctor --json first. It changes nothing and sends no paid check.

If you see

Codes your agent reports

After any failed or interrupted --yes, prepare a fresh review without --yes, show it and wait for a new yes.

Windows sign-in privacy warning

These steps are for you. Your agent must not open credential files or change permissions. With storage.restricted: false, keep the saved sign-in and inspect the named path with Get-Acl; privacy is unconfirmed. If saving failed, revoke only the unsaved terminal key named in the notice in Settings > API keys. Run runinfra whoami --json to check the sign-in still saved. Fix access before signing in again; repeated approvals can leave more unsaved keys.

You edited the agent’s settings

Keep any edits, sessions and history you need. Ask your usual agent to review runinfra disconnect <name> --force --json. It saves managed files for recovery; deleting a separate command also deletes its sessions and history. Approve only the files and key revocations you intend. Recovery copies can contain keys; keep them private.

Finish a key revocation

Doctor names the key and recovery command. Restore connections that still use it, then review runinfra keys revoke --id <keyId> --json. Add --yes only after approval. Pending revocations are not retried automatically.