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Delete one or more organizations from a LiteLLM proxy with confirmation and safe checks.
This skill provides step-by-step instructions for safely deleting organizations from a running LiteLLM proxy. It explains required environment values, how to list existing organizations, prompt the user for the organization_id(s), confirm aliases before proceeding, and call the DELETE /organization/delete endpoint. The skill is focused on admin workflows for cleaning up tenant data in a proxy.
Use this when you need to remove stale or test organizations from a LiteLLM deployment, revoke access for an organization, or tidy up demo/test data. Only run when you have an admin API key and have verified the organization aliases to avoid accidental data loss.
This skill is primarily procedural and shell-friendly; compatible with agents that can run Bash/curl or provide equivalent HTTP DELETE calls (CLI-driven agents, automation scripts).
A minimal skill for deleting organizations from a LiteLLM proxy via curl. No bundled scripts — the entire workflow is inline bash commands in SKILL.md. Clean frontmatter and clear step-by-step instructions, but lacks error handling guidance or response validation. The destructive action is gated behind user confirmation, which is good practice. Niche but functional for LiteLLM admins.
Simple, well-structured skill for a specific admin task. No security concerns beyond standard curl usage with env vars. Would benefit from error handling guidance (e.g., what if the DELETE returns 404 or 403).
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