What problem does it solve? Deleting Webex Calling resources fails with confusing 409 errors when dependencies are removed in the wrong order, leaving orphaned locations, blocked phone numbers, and half-cleaned orgs that operators mistakenly believe require manual Control Hub intervention. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Automated batch cleanup: Runs wxcli cleanup with dry-run support to inventory and delete resources across a 13-layer dependency order, scoped to one location, multiple locations, or an entire org. - Manual teardown procedure: Provides a seven-layer deletion sequence (features, routing, supporting resources, users, workspaces, phone numbers, locations) with exact command syntax and argument ordering. - 409 troubleshooting guide: Diagnoses eight known causes of location-delete failures, including hidden CX Essentials queues, workspaces, and calling-enabled locations resolvable via the CLI. - Use Case: After a migration test, an admin needs to reset a sandbox org. The skill runs a dry-run cleanup, excludes admin domains, then deletes all resources while protecting service accounts. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to tear down the location named "DP-HQ-Phones" with a dry run first, then execute the cleanup while excluding your admin domain.