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## How to Delete a Toolkit
### Method 1: Using chat
Ask in the chat for your toolkit to be deleted. For example:
```
Delete my development toolkit.
```

### Method 2: Using the toolkits drop-down
Open the toolkits dropdown at the top of the page and click the gear icon.
Delete buttons will appear next to each toolkit's name.

<Frame caption="Click on the gear icon in the toolkits dropdown to delete a toolkit">
<img
className="rounded-lg"
src="/images/steps/toolkit/delete-toolkit.png"
alt="Nexus interface showing the Delete toolkit button in the navigation"
/>
</Frame>

## Using Toolkits in AI Clients

You have two main ways to work with toolkits:
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<Accordion title="Sharing Toolkits">
Toolkit URLs are tied to your account's authentication. Team members will need their own toolkit configurations, but you can share the concept and tool combinations.
Toolkits cannot be shared between organizations. A tookit is linked to the organization where it was created.
</Accordion>

<Accordion title="Default vs Toolkit URLs">
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