How to stop Ava acting in Auto mode — pause a job, revoke a permission, or undo your wallet's upgrade.
In Manual mode there's nothing to revoke: Ava prepares transactions and you sign each one yourself. This page is about Auto mode, where Ava acts on its own inside an agent permission you signed.
Stopping Auto mode happens in Ava Studio, not in Telegram. If you ask Ava in chat, it will point you there.
| What you want to stop | How |
|---|---|
| One job, keeping its permission | Pause it on the Running page |
| Everything a permission allows | Disable the permission on the Wallets page |
| Everything Ava can do on your wallet | Undo your wallet's upgrade |
A paused job stops running until you resume it. The same page has an on/off switch for Ava Guardian monitoring.
What happens next:
If you disable one capability while others stay enabled, Studio asks you to sign an updated permission with the ones you kept.
If you turned on Auto for your own wallet, you upgraded it once (EIP-7702) so it could hold agent permissions. Undoing that upgrade turns it back into a plain wallet, so Auto can no longer run on it on that network. It's one transaction from your wallet.
Undoing the upgrade doesn't erase the permissions stored on your wallet. If you might upgrade again later, disable your permissions and complete their on-chain removal first — otherwise any that haven't expired could become active again.
If you use a separate Ava smart wallet instead, you can also Withdraw everything back to your main wallet from the Wallets page. With nothing in it, there's nothing for Ava to spend.
If you see a transaction you don't expect, or you're not sure and want to be safe, stop first, investigate later: undo your wallet's upgrade (or disable every permission on Wallets), then look into it. You can set everything up again afterward.