Preview — or, with dry_run=false, carry out — deleting your own account (SSE).

This previews by default. dry_run is true unless you say otherwise, so a call that forgets the parameter reports what deleting the account would take and touches nothing. The done event carries preview with the counts — assets, chats, assistants, groups, the Stripe subscriptions that would be cancelled, whether the Firebase login would go too — for showing the user what they are about to lose.

A caller that means it passes dry_run=false. That runs the same purge as POST /admin/delete_account and streams the same events: the Stripe subscriptions, every asset the user created with its renditions and keyframes, their chats, the assistants they authored and the media those carry, the groups they solely own, the SQL row, the S3 objects and — in production only — the Firebase account.

A client that means to delete must check what it got. Both modes answer 200 and end in a done event; only dry_run and the counters distinguish them. Reporting "your account is deleted" off the status code alone would be wrong for the default call, which deleted nothing.

It streams rather than answering once because a large account takes longer to delete than a load balancer will hold an idle connection open; the progress events are what keep it open. A caller that disconnects does not stop the purge, and calling again finishes whatever was left.

The email keeps its signup-history row, so registering again with the same address earns no second signup grant.