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Who am I connected as

Tool: oppex.user.getCurrentUser

Returns the account the assistant is acting as: your name, email, role, organization and workspace. Use it to check that the connection uses the account and workspace you expect before you ask the assistant to change anything. The assistant also calls it on its own whenever it needs to know who you are.

What you provide​

Nothing.

Example prompts​

  • "Who am I connected to Oppex as?"
  • "Which workspace are you working in?"
  • "What's my role in this workspace?"

Who can use it​

Anyone, whatever their role.

What you get back​

DetailMeaning
Name and emailThe account the connection uses.
RoleYour role in the connection's workspace.
OrganizationYour organization's name.
WorkspaceThe ID of the workspace the connection was approved in. The assistant matches it to the workspace's name with List workspaces.
Time zoneYour display time zone in Oppex.
The workspace is fixed until you reconnect

The workspace shown is the one that was active in Oppex when you approved the connection. To use a different one, switch it in Oppex and reconnect. See Working with Oppex MCP Server.

FAQ

Why does the assistant say it's in the wrong workspace?

The connection keeps the workspace that was active when you approved it. Switch workspaces in Oppex and reconnect to change it.

Can I connect as someone else?

No. The connection always uses the account you signed in with when you approved it.

Why does my role look different from another workspace?

Your role can differ between workspaces. The tool shows your role in the connection's workspace.

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FAQ

Why does the assistant say it's in the wrong workspace?

The connection keeps the workspace that was active when you approved it. Switch workspaces in Oppex and reconnect to change it.

Can I connect as someone else?

No. The connection always uses the account you signed in with when you approved it.

Why does my role look different from another workspace?

Your role can differ between workspaces. The tool shows your role in the connection's workspace.