> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.reclaude.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Devices

> View active devices, revoke session keys, manage device limits, and add a new machine to your ReClaude account from the dashboard. Covers device fields, SK-prefix identification, instant revocation, and multi-machine workflows.

Each `reclaude login` registers a **device** under your account. One device = one session key on one machine.

## Where to look

Dashboard nav → **Devices**. Each row shows:

| Field                   | Meaning                                                         |
| ----------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Device name**         | The name you gave this machine when logging in                  |
| **SK prefix**           | The first few characters of the session key, for identification |
| **Organization**        | Which org this device is bound to / whose account it uses       |
| **Client version**      | The reclaude version currently running                          |
| **Client platform**     | The device's operating system (macOS / Linux / Windows)         |
| **Last used / Last IP** | Timestamp and source IP of the most recent request              |
| **Added**               | When the device was registered                                  |

## Add a new device

On the new machine, run:

```bash theme={null}
reclaude login
```

Then approve in the browser as described in [Log in](/en/cli/login).

## Revoke a device

To stop using a device, click **Revoke** on the Devices page. After revocation:

* The device **loses access immediately** — further requests are rejected.
* To use it again later, just run `reclaude login` once more.

## Devices revoked automatically

In rare cases the system auto-revokes a device's session. Further requests from that machine will return `401 device_revoked`. Common triggers:

* The same account is used heavily on many machines simultaneously, tripping risk control
* The reclaude CLI or Claude Code CLI is too old
* A session validation anomaly

**How to recover**: run `reclaude login` again on that machine and re-approve via the [Log in](/en/cli/login) flow. Re-login within a monthly plan period doesn't count against your switch quota. If it keeps happening, open a [ticket](https://reclaude.ai) so ops can check the account.

## Device limit

Each account has a maximum number of devices. If you hit the limit, the next login's approval page will say:

> Device limit reached: X devices max (currently Y). Revoke an old device first.

Revoke a device you no longer need to free a slot.

## Account switching

If the **account assigned to you is unusable** (banned, paused, etc.), the system **automatically** reassigns you a new account — no action needed, just retry after a short wait. Switches don't count against you during a monthly plan period.