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Interactive helper to create a new user on a LiteLLM proxy by collecting email, role, budget and allowed models, then calling the proxy's user creation API.
This skill guides an operator through creating a new user on a LiteLLM proxy: it collects required inputs (email, role), optional limits (budget, allowed models), and issues a POST /user/new request to the proxy admin API. It returns the created user_id and API key, and surfaces error details if the proxy rejects the request.
Use this skill when onboarding team members or automating user provisioning for a LiteLLM deployment. It's suitable for manual interactive runs or scripted administrative flows where a proxy admin key is available.
Works with agents able to run shell commands (curl) or make HTTP POST requests; fits lightweight admin tooling and CLI-first agents.
Simple interactive skill that walks through creating a user on a LiteLLM proxy via curl. No bundled scripts — the entire skill is SKILL.md instructions for collecting parameters and running a single POST request. Shell injection risk from unquoted variables in the curl template, but no hardcoded secrets or destructive commands.
Clean, minimal skill. Only concern is unquoted shell variables in the curl example command. No scripts to execute or test.
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