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Expand Up @@ -49,7 +49,13 @@ No! Once enabled, this feature will appear in your UI as shown in the gif above.

For Octopus Cloud instances, please get in touch with our [Support team](https://octopus.com/support), who can opt you out.

For Octopus Server instances, this is managed through adding an OS system environment variable to your machines hosting your Octopus nodes. An example of this using Windows is below. You will need to restart your Octopus Server Service for this to take effect. If operating a multi-node Octopus instance (High Availability), you will need to add the variable on each node and restart the Octopus Server service on each node.
For Octopus Server instances, this is managed through adding the below OS system environment variable to your machines hosting your Octopus nodes and ensuring it's set to `false`.

```bash
OCTOPUS__FeatureToggles__AiFeatureToggle = false
```

An example of this using Windows is below. You will need to restart your Octopus Server Service for this to take effect. If operating a multi-node Octopus instance (High Availability), you will need to add the variable on each node and restart the Octopus Server service on each node.

:::figure
![A screenshot of a Windows OS System Environment Variable](/docs/img/octopus-ai-assistant/recovery-agent-optout-envvar.png)
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