Show current identity and active space.
me whoami
Calls the user endpoint (whoami) and displays your name, email, principal ID, auth method, server URL, and active space.
The active space is shown as its display name and slug (with an [admin] marker when you are an admin of it) — the slug is resolved to the full space via space.list. If the stored active-space slug no longer matches one of your spaces (for example, you were removed), the line flags it as (not found — …).
The auth method reflects how the current credential authenticates: session (a me login OAuth session), api key (PAT) (a personal access token acting as you, via ME_API_KEY), agent key (a dedicated agent key), or service-account key (a team-owned service-account key).
me whoami
Name: John Pruitt
Kind: user
Email: jgpruitt@gmail.com
ID: 019d97a2-332a-7fbd-b6e1-86c7ec1045d0
Auth: session
Server: https://api.memory.build
Space: Acme (6nnv8r3gz9jr) [admin]
In --json / --yaml output the active space is available both as the activeSpace slug (unchanged) and a resolved space object (null when unset or unresolved), alongside an auth field (session | pat | agent).
Returns an error if you are not logged in. Set or change the active space with me space use.
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
--server <url> |
Server URL (overrides ME_SERVER env and stored default) |
--json |
Output as JSON |
--yaml |
Output as YAML |