Capgo Organization Management

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Guides the agent through Capgo account lookup and organization administration. Use when listing organizations, managing members, changing security settings, or working with organization-level CLI commands. Do not use for OTA bundle uploads or native builds.

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AI-generated overview

Guides Capgo account lookup and organization administration via the Capgo CLI, including members and security settings.

What it does
This skill instructs an agent to handle Capgo account and organization administration tasks. It covers identifying the request scope, running matching Capgo CLI commands such as organization list and account id, and applying security changes like 2FA enforcement, password policy, or API key expiration. It also provides error-handling guidance for permission failures and member readiness.
When to use it
Use it when a user wants their current account ID, wants to list or create organizations, inspect members, or configure organization-level security settings. It is not intended for OTA bundle uploads or native builds.
Requirements
Requires the Capgo CLI, invoked via npx @capgo/cli@latest, and network access to Capgo. Administrative actions require an appropriate admin role. No scripts are shipped; it is instructions only.

Capgo Organization Management

Use this skill for Capgo account and organization administration commands.

When to Use This Skill

  • User wants the current account ID
  • User wants to list or create organizations
  • User wants to inspect members or enforce organization security settings

Procedures

Step 1: Identify the Scope

Decide whether the request is:

  • account lookup
  • organization listing or creation
  • member inspection
  • organization security configuration

Step 2: Use the Matching CLI Command

Prefer the Capgo CLI:

bash
npx @capgo/cli@latest organization list

Use account id for safe account sharing and support workflows.

Step 3: Apply Security Changes Carefully

For security settings such as 2FA enforcement, password policy, or API key expiration:

  • inspect current member status first
  • verify the acting user has the required admin role
  • change one policy area at a time

Error Handling

  • For permission failures, verify the current user role before retrying administrative changes.
  • For organization security changes, inspect member readiness first so enforcement does not lock users out unexpectedly.
  • Use organization, not the deprecated organisation, in all new guidance.

Source and attribution

Source:cap-go/capgo-skillsinskills/capgo-organization-managementat commit2cfb277

License: No license

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