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Interactively delete an MCP server registration from a LiteLLM proxy: ask for server_id, confirm, and call the DELETE endpoint safely.
Provides a safe, interactive procedure for removing an MCP server registration from a running LiteLLM proxy. The skill guides the agent to collect the server_id, optionally list servers if unknown, show the server details for confirmation, and perform the DELETE call while warning about downstream impacts.
Use when an administrator asks to remove a registered MCP server from a LiteLLM proxy (e.g., decommissioning, cleanup, or emergency removal). Only use with proper admin credentials and explicit user confirmation because this action disrupts agents relying on that server.
Agents with HTTP/curl capability and access to environment secrets (Bash/curl-capable assistants, CLI automation agents).
Simple single-purpose skill that guides an agent to delete an MCP server registration from a LiteLLM proxy via curl. No bundled scripts — purely instruction-based. The SKILL.md covers the basic flow (list servers, confirm, delete) but lacks error handling, input validation, and edge case guidance. Shell variables in curl commands pose minor injection risk if unsanitized.
Straightforward ops skill for LiteLLM proxy management. Low risk but minimal substance — essentially a curl command wrapper in SKILL.md form. Would benefit from error handling guidance and input sanitization tips.
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Add Organization (LiteLLM)
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Delete Organization
Delete one or more organizations from a LiteLLM proxy with confirmation and safe checks.
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Create and provision API keys on a live LiteLLM proxy, specifying alias, scope, allowed models, budget and expiry.