# Users

# Me

## Retrieve

`users.me.retrieve()  -> MeRetrieveResponse`

**get** `/users/me`

Get the current authenticated user.

### Returns

- `class MeRetrieveResponse: …`

  - `user: User`

    The current authenticated user.

    - `id: str`

      The unique identifier of the user.

    - `created_at: object`

      The time the user was created.

    - `email: str`

      The email address of the user.

    - `first_name: Optional[str]`

      The first name of the user.

    - `has_completed_onboarding: bool`

      Whether the user has completed the onboarding tutorial.

    - `last_name: Optional[str]`

      The last name of the user.

    - `organization_id: str`

      The ID of the organization the user belongs to.

    - `updated_at: object`

      The time the user was last updated.

### Example

```python
import os
from revox import Revox

client = Revox(
    api_key=os.environ.get("REVOX_API_KEY"),  # This is the default and can be omitted
)
me = client.users.me.retrieve()
print(me.user)
```

## Update

`users.me.update(MeUpdateParams**kwargs)  -> MeUpdateResponse`

**patch** `/users/me`

Update the current authenticated user.

### Parameters

- `has_completed_onboarding: Optional[bool]`

### Returns

- `class MeUpdateResponse: …`

  - `user: User`

    The current authenticated user.

    - `id: str`

      The unique identifier of the user.

    - `created_at: object`

      The time the user was created.

    - `email: str`

      The email address of the user.

    - `first_name: Optional[str]`

      The first name of the user.

    - `has_completed_onboarding: bool`

      Whether the user has completed the onboarding tutorial.

    - `last_name: Optional[str]`

      The last name of the user.

    - `organization_id: str`

      The ID of the organization the user belongs to.

    - `updated_at: object`

      The time the user was last updated.

### Example

```python
import os
from revox import Revox

client = Revox(
    api_key=os.environ.get("REVOX_API_KEY"),  # This is the default and can be omitted
)
me = client.users.me.update()
print(me.user)
```