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Return your own identity, company and access scope. Use this first to learn who you are acting as, which company you are in, and what you are allowed to query. The caller is returned as the same compact summary list_users gives (name, email, role, currencies, status); the company summary covers name, package, available currencies, fiscal calendar, live/demo flags, and the connected integrations as id + name + type. access lists, per resource you can actually reach (statement, request, quota, data_table), how broadly you see it (scope plus a plain-language description) and the saved views you may pass to the matching list tool. A resource you have no access to is omitted — if a resource is absent, do not try to query it. Quota and data-table views carry target_id (the quota / table they filter). Reports carry no access entry at all — call list_reports to discover the ones shared with you. Takes no arguments: the identity is read from the authenticated session, not passed in. For the full profile (managers, groups, plan attributions, custom attributes), call get_user with your own name or id.

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user
object
company
object
access
object[]