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revoke-override

Revoke a previously-created AxonFlow session override — emits an audit event and ensures subsequent policy evaluations no longer consult it

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Use this skill when a user is done with the work that needed an override and wants to tear it down explicitly rather than waiting for it to expire.

Required argument: `override_id` (typically obtained from `list-overrides` or returned by `create-override`).

Call the `delete_override` MCP tool. The platform records an `override_revoked` audit event so the revocation is part of the compliance trail.

After revocation:

- The next policy evaluation will not consult the revoked override
- The override remains visible via `list-overrides` only when `include_revoked=true`
- An attempt to revoke an already-revoked or non-existent override returns 404; surface this as "override not found or already revoked" rather than a hard error

Confirm to the user: "Override `<id>` revoked. The previously-blocked tool will now require a fresh override or policy change before it succeeds."