agentuity-cli-auth-ssh-delete

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Delete an SSH key from your account. Requires authentication. Use for managing authentication credentials

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[Security Operations]

When & Why to Use This Skill

This Claude skill enables the programmatic removal of SSH keys from a user account via the Agentuity CLI. It streamlines credential management and enhances account security by allowing for the rapid revocation of compromised or obsolete SSH fingerprints, ensuring that only authorized access points remain active.

Use Cases

  • Compromised Key Revocation: Immediately delete an SSH key fingerprint if the private key is lost or suspected of being compromised to prevent unauthorized access.
  • Automated Credential Rotation: Integrate into security workflows to automatically clean up old or temporary SSH keys after a specific project or time period.
  • Access Audit & Cleanup: Simplify the process of auditing account security by removing unused or redundant authentication credentials through simple CLI commands.
nameagentuity-cli-auth-ssh-delete
descriptionDelete an SSH key from your account. Requires authentication. Use for managing authentication credentials
version"0.0.104"
licenseApache-2.0
allowed-tools"Bash(agentuity:*)"
argument-hint"[fingerprints...]"
command"agentuity auth ssh delete"
tags"destructive deletes-resource slow requires-auth"

Auth Ssh Delete

Delete an SSH key from your account

Prerequisites

  • Authenticated with agentuity auth login

Usage

agentuity auth ssh delete [fingerprints...] [options]

Arguments

Argument Type Required Description
<fingerprints...> array No -

Options

Option Type Required Default Description
--confirm boolean No true prompt for confirmation before deletion

Examples

Delete item:

bunx @agentuity/cli auth ssh delete

Delete item:

bunx @agentuity/cli auth ssh delete <fingerprint>

Delete item:

bunx @agentuity/cli --explain auth ssh delete abc123

Delete item:

bunx @agentuity/cli --dry-run auth ssh delete abc123

Output

Returns JSON object:

{
  "success": "boolean",
  "removed": "number",
  "fingerprints": "array"
}
Field Type Description
success boolean Whether the operation succeeded
removed number Number of keys removed
fingerprints array Fingerprints of removed keys