No Per-Member Reconnect Path for Failed MCP Connector Auth on Claude Team
A Claude Team admin cannot re-authorize the Notion MCP connector for a single team member after Notion rejects re-authorization with a generic error, while other org members remain connected and working. Because Team-plan connector management has no per-member reconnect option, the only available remediation would remove the connector for the entire organization.
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