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Create a new organization on a LiteLLM proxy: prompts for org name, allowed models, budget and calls the proxy API to create the org.
This skill automates creating a new organization on a LiteLLM proxy. It prompts for an organization alias, allowed models, optional budget and rate limits, then issues a POST request to the proxy's /organization/new endpoint and returns the created organization_id and settings.
Use this when provisioning multi-tenant LiteLLM deployments: onboarding customers, creating test orgs, or scripting environment setup for teams that need isolated model access and quotas. It is especially useful for operators who manage many organizations and want a repeatable, prompted flow.
Best for agents that can run shell/curl (Bash-capable agents) or have HTTP request tools; works well with Copilot/Codex-style agents that can execute shell commands or call APIs.
LiteLLM proxy org-creation skill with inline curl instructions. No bundled scripts — everything is a bash snippet the agent is expected to fill in and run. Frontmatter is complete and well-structured. The curl command template uses unquoted shell variables ($BASE, $KEY), creating injection risk if values contain special characters. Minimal error handling guidance.
Simple admin utility skill. No scripts to test. Main concern is unquoted shell variables in the bash template which could cause issues with special characters in URLs or keys.
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