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account

Get account

Identity, credit balance, and the credential making the call. Call this first: one request tells you what this credential is allowed to do.

GET/v1/account

Call this first. It identifies the workspace and reports what this credential can actually do, so you never have to discover a limit by hitting it.

Requires account:read. It changes nothing and costs no credits. Read capabilities to find out whether a feature is live rather than inferring it from a version number: that is how an integration written today keeps working when a capability ships.

Authorizations

Authorizationbearerin headerrequired

Response

application/json

Retrieve the authenticated workspace

dataobjectrequired
request_idstringrequired

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