# geni specialist delete

> Delete a specialist you own. It is emptied first, and there is no undo.

Source: https://docs.generalinput.com/cli/specialist/delete



```sh
geni specialist delete <id> [flags]
```

Owner only. The specialist is emptied before it goes:

* Without `--move-to`, the resources you own inside it are deleted with it.
* With `--move-to <specialistId>`, the resources you own move into that specialist instead. You need edit access on it.
* Anything someone else owns always moves into a new specialist of theirs, named and styled after this one, since only its owner decides who sees it.

| Arg / Flag                 | Notes                                                                          |
| -------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| `<id>`                     | Specialist id.                                                                 |
| `--move-to <specialistId>` | Keep what you own inside: move it into this specialist instead of deleting it. |

## Output [#output]

```
✓ Deleted specialist proj_01HX… and the resources you own inside it
```

or, with `--move-to`:

```
✓ Deleted specialist proj_01HX…; your resources moved to specialist proj_02AB…
```