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This guide explains how to configure Mito AI for enterprise deployments with strict data privacy and security requirements.
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## Overview
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Enterprise mode in Mito AI provides:
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1.**LLM Model Lockdown**: AI calls ONLY go to IT-approved LLM models
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2.**Telemetry Elimination**: No telemetry is sent to Mito servers
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3.**User Protection**: End users cannot change to unapproved LLM models
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## Enabling Enterprise Mode
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Enterprise mode is automatically enabled when the `mitosheet-helper-enterprise` package is installed. This package must be installed by your IT team with appropriate permissions.
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```bash
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pip install mitosheet-helper-enterprise
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```
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## LiteLLM Configuration
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When enterprise mode is enabled, you can optionally configure LiteLLM to route all AI calls to your approved LLM endpoint. LiteLLM configuration is **optional** - if not configured, users can continue using the normal Mito server flow.
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### Environment Variables
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Configure the following environment variables on the Jupyter server:
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#### IT-Controlled Variables (Set by IT Team)
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-**`LITELLM_BASE_URL`**: The base URL of your LiteLLM server endpoint
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- Example: `https://your-litellm-server.com`
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- Must be OpenAI-compatible
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-**`LITELLM_MODELS`**: Comma-separated list of approved model names
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- Model names must include provider prefix (e.g., `"openai/gpt-4o"`)
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