Current API user

Use GET /me to verify that an API key is valid and retrieve the user ID associated with it.

This is useful for connectivity checks and for discovering the ownerId required by another API request. For authentication and the hosted API base URL, see API Authentication.

Request

GET /me

curl 'https://YOUR_KURRIER_HOST/api/kurrier/me' \
  -H 'Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY' \
  -H 'Accept: application/json'

Response

{
  "userId": "8f7c0e1e-d334-4f63-9df8-bb45d0cf94a3"
}

The API key acts as this user and remains subject to that user's workspace role, identity access, and the key's configured permissions.

Troubleshooting

• A 401 Unauthorized response usually means the bearer token is missing, incomplete, revoked, or being sent to the wrong Kurrier host.
• If this endpoint succeeds but another route returns 403 Forbidden, review the key's scopes and the user's access to the requested workspace resource.
• Never include the API key itself in logs or support requests.