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Update an existing team on a LiteLLM proxy: change alias, budget, allowed models, and rate limits via the proxy API.
This skill guides an agent to update an existing team on a LiteLLM proxy by calling the proxy's POST /team/update endpoint. It walks through collecting the required team_id, which fields to change (team_alias, max_budget, models, tpm/rpm limits, blocked), and provides concrete curl examples for making the API call.
Use when an operator asks to modify team configuration on a live LiteLLM proxy (quota, budget, model list, or blocking a team). The skill assumes the operator can provide or the agent can list team_ids using the proxy's list endpoint.
Agents that can make HTTP requests or run curl in a shell, and that have access to the proxy admin key (e.g., CLI-capable assistants).
Simple, focused skill for updating a team on a LiteLLM proxy via curl. No bundled scripts — just SKILL.md instructions directing the agent to call the proxy API. Clean frontmatter, clear workflow (ask for team_id and changes, then curl POST). Uses env vars for credentials rather than hardcoding. Niche but practical for LiteLLM proxy administrators.
Straightforward admin skill. No security concerns beyond standard shell variable interpolation in curl templates. No scripts to execute or evaluate.
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