Setting up

Accounts and identity

On this page
  1. Sign in
  2. Personal space or one active organization
  3. What a token is bound to

Your account owns your personal space and can belong to organizations. Choose where you work before you generate: your active context determines which resources and credits your requests use.

Your identity connects your clients to the API
Your identity connects your clients to the API

Sign in #

At nolgia.ai/signin, you can sign in with Google, Apple, email and password, or SSO for enterprise organizations.

Personal space or one active organization #

You work in your personal space or inside one active organization. PUT /me/active-organization switches that context; it is server state resolved on each request.

Method Path What it does
GET /me Get the currently authenticated user.
GET /me/settings Get the current user's notification settings.
PUT /me/settings Update the current user's notification settings.
PUT /me/active-organization Switch the current user between their personal space and one of their organizations.
Field Type Required Description
id string Yes
email string Yes
name string, nullable No
image_url string, nullable No
created_at string Yes
organizations array of UserOrganization No Every organization the user belongs to, with their role.
active_organization UserOrganization, nullable No The organization the user is currently working in, or null in the personal space.
generation_limits GenerationLimits, nullable No Current shared generation concurrency across image, audio, and video.
connector ConnectorCredential No Present only when this request authenticated with a token an OAuth connector obtained through NOLGIA's authorization server (an AI assistant connecting to mcp.nolgia.ai).…
insider InsiderBadge No Present only when the user is an active NOLGIA Insider: the badge the app shows under the logo. Absent for everyone else.

What a token is bound to #

Credential Context
Personal Access Token Belongs to the user who created it and follows that user's active context; see Get your API key.
Organization API key Belongs to the organization and stays bound to it, regardless of its creator's active context; see Teams and organizations.