/v1/me now returns the org's teams
Released: June 14, 2026
GET /v1/me Added
Section titled “GET /v1/me ”The introspection endpoint now returns the list of teams under the
calling organization alongside the existing organization,
api_key, and rate_limits blocks. Each entry surfaces the internal
id you must pass as team_id on team-scoped writes.
{ "data": { "organization": { "id": "org_…", "object": "organization", "name": "Acme" }, "api_key": { "id": "key_…", "object": "api_key", "label": "prod", "last4": "abcd" }, "rate_limits": { "tier": "default", "write_per_minute": 60, "read_per_minute": 600 }, "teams": [ { "id": "team_01H…", "object": "team", "name": "Default", "slug": "default" }, { "id": "team_01J…", "object": "team", "name": "Sales", "slug": "sales" } ] }, "request_id": "req_…"}POST /v1/customers (and other team-scoped writes) requires a
team_id whenever the org has more than one team. Until now there was
no programmatic way to enumerate those ids — integrators had to copy
them out of the dashboard. /me is the natural discovery point and now
makes onboarding flows fully self-service.
Behaviour matrix for team_id resolution stays the same:
| Org has | team_id omitted | team_id provided |
|---|---|---|
| 1 team | Auto-selected | Validated; rejected if cross-org |
| 2+ teams | 400 missing_required_field, param: team_id | Validated; rejected if cross-org |
| 0 teams | 400 invalid_field_value | (same) |
SDK support
Section titled “SDK support”@kirimdev/sdk ≥ 3.5.0 exposes the new array on the typed MeContext
returned by kirim.me():
const ctx = await kirim.me()
const teamId = ctx.teams.length === 1 ? ctx.teams[0]!.id : promptUserToPickATeam(ctx.teams)
await kirim.customers.create({ name: 'Acme', team_id: teamId })A new exported type MePublicTeam covers the per-entry shape if you
need to pass the list around in your own code.
Compatibility
Section titled “Compatibility”This change is purely additive. Existing consumers ignoring the
extra field continue to work without modification — no breaking
changes to any other field on the /me response.