Delete a gateway

Deleting a gateway removes it with every environment, API key and user it has. Its URLs stop serving immediately. A deleted gateway cannot be restored.

To stop serving and keep everything, pause the gateway instead.

Delete the gateway

To delete a gateway:

  1. In the portal, go to Agent Gateway and select your gateway.
  2. Select the Settings tab.
  3. In the Delete this gateway row, select Delete gateway.
  4. Confirm with Delete.

The portal returns to the Agent Gateway list.

The list has the same action. Open the menu on the gateway's row, select Delete, and confirm.

What is deleted and what stays

Deleted Kept
Every environment of the gateway, with its policies and variables The APIs the gateway served, with their operations and versions
API keys The APIs' connections
Users and their sessions
Which APIs and operations each environment served
Log streams

After the delete, an API that only this gateway served can be deleted. See Delete an API.

What clients get afterwards

A call to any URL of the gateway returns 401 with Invalid API key, the same answer as for a gateway that never existed. A gateway you create later with the same slug has the same URLs and none of the old credentials. Create new keys and users, and give them to your clients.

Delete one environment

To remove one environment and keep the gateway:

  1. In the Settings tab, find the Environments row.
  2. Select the trash icon next to the environment.
  3. Confirm with Delete.

The environment's URL stops answering immediately. Its API keys, its users and their sessions, and its logs are deleted. This cannot be undone.

The default environment has no trash icon. Select Set default on another environment first. See Environments.

Next steps

Last updated November 11, 2026