lizard whoami
Show the account you are signed in with and, in a linked folder, the linked project and its workspace.
Usage
lizard whoamiWhat it shows
- Signed in as an account: your username, whether the GitHub App is connected, and the linked project with its workspace in brackets. In an unlinked folder it shows
Project: none; commands there use your account’s default project. - Signed in with a scoped API key:
Scoped API key (account details are not visible), then each project or workspace the key reaches. It never shows the account behind the key.
whoami does not show an active workspace. To list your workspaces, run lizard workspace list.
With --json, or when the output is not a terminal, it prints your account’s fields plus project. For a scoped key it prints { "scoped": true, "scopes": [...], "project": ... }.
Examples
Check who you’re logged in as
lizard whoamiSee also
- lizard login — authenticate before checking your identity
- lizard status — show the linked workspace, project, and service for the current directory
- lizard workspace — list the workspaces you can access
- lizard keys — what a scoped API key can do
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