We get requests from clients decommissioning machines out of client use but the agent is still online. We would like to be able to remove the agent in an automated process along with our other agents from the decommissioned machines. Uninstall the Huntress agent without the need to login to the Web UI. If not a way to override tamper protection, then maybe an API call to be made to call the huntress uninstall Process from the web through an API call.

Would be great to be able to /delete/{id} via the API to automatically clean up our organizations for when devices get wiped/replaced or a client leaves us

DELETE /v1/agents/{id}

MSPs live and die by automation. We use tools like ImmyBot to onboard Huntress agents without touching the portal, but offboarding still requires manual intervention. That's the single broken link in an otherwise fully automated endpoint lifecycle workflow.

Every decommission, reimage, device swap, or stale asset cleanup requires someone to log in and click. At scale, this adds up fast and introduces inventory drift when people forget.

What we're asking for is simple: A DELETE /v1/agents/{id} endpoint that removes or decommissions the agent tied to that ID. Soft-delete is fine if hard delete isn't feasible for retention reasons. Standard permissions, audit logging, and clean error responses are all we need.

This isn't a nice-to-have. It's the missing half of the API. Every other step in the lifecycle is automatable today — onboarding, monitoring, alerting — except this one. One endpoint closes the loop for a huge swath of your MSP base.