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The Me resource returns information about whoever — or whatever — is making the request. It reflects the authenticated principal: the user account behind the token, the token itself and its granted scopes, and the workspace the call resolves against. Use it to verify credentials, debug scope problems, or bootstrap a CLI session. By the end of this page you will know what the endpoint returns and how that differs between API keys and OAuth sessions.

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A first call

Three blocks: user identifies the human (when there is one), token describes the credential that authenticated this request, and workspace is the tenant the call resolves to.

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Endpoint

Returns the current principal: user, token id and scopes, active workspace.

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Behavior notes

The token.scopes list is exhaustive — every scope the token holds is included.

Workspaces

Enumerate accessible workspaces and switch the active context for OAuth sessions.