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Last probed Nov 3, 2026 · mcp.typograph.nl
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Identity Whoami
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identity_whoami
Get the current authenticated user's profile information including ID, email, role, plan, and available scopes.
Identity Whoami — Get the current authenticated user's profile information including ID, email, role, plan, and available scopes.
Identity Profile Update — Change the signed-in user's own profile: their first name, last name and phone number, and their settings (notification emails, dark mode, and the language of the Typograph portal and its emails). Pass only what to change: what you leave out keeps its value. The name shown to others follows the first and last name. The email address cannot be changed here. Confirm the changes with the user before calling. Answers the profile with all its fields. Needs the identity or identity:write scope: an MCP
Identity Account Deletion Code — Step 1 of 2 to delete the signed-in user's own Typograph account. Only call this when the user has clearly asked to delete their account. It deletes nothing: it emails the user a 6-digit code that confirms the deletion and works for 15 minutes. Then ask the user to read that code from their mailbox and give it to you, and call identity_account_delete with it; you cannot get the code any other way. Fails while the user owns an organization that has other members: pass on what the error says to do
Identity Account Delete — Step 2 of 2: delete the signed-in user's own Typograph account. Needs the 6-digit code from the email sent by identity_account_deletion_code, which only the user can read in their own mailbox: without it this tool cannot delete anything, so never guess, invent or reuse a code. Before calling, confirm with the user that they want their account deleted. The account stops working at once, this connection included, and everything that is only theirs is removed for good on deletion_scheduled_for (abo
Organization List — List the organizations the user is a member of, with the user's role in each (owner, admin or member).
Organization Create — Create a new organization, for example for another company or a client. The user becomes its owner, and it starts on the free plan with its own members, apps, limits and billing, apart from the user's other organizations. Confirm the name with the user before calling. Leave slug out to derive it from the name; a slug that is taken is refused, so then ask for another or leave it out. Needs the identity or identity:write scope: an MCP client that registered itself (such as Claude Desktop) does not
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Organization Update — Change an organization's settings: its name, slug, description, website, contact email and billing details (the company name, address, postal code, city, country, VAT number and email that invoices carry). Pass only the settings to change: what you leave out keeps its value, and an empty string clears a setting (the name, slug and contact email cannot be cleared). Only the owner and admins can do this. Confirm the changes with the user before calling; changing the slug changes the organization's
Organization Member List — List the members of an organization with their member_id (the membership ID that organization_member_update_role and organization_member_remove take), user_id, name, email and role. Any member may list them.
Organization Member Update Role — Change the role of a member of an organization to admin or member. An admin also manages the organization's members, invitations and settings; a member does not. Only the owner and admins can do this. The owner's role never changes here and nobody is made owner: to make a member the owner, use organization_transfer_ownership. Confirm the member and the new role with the user before calling. member_id is the member_id from organization_member_list, not the user_id. Needs the identity or identity:
Organization Member Remove — Remove a member from an organization, or let the user leave it by removing their own membership. The person loses access to the organization's teams, projects and templates at once, and its tokens they hold stop working; to come back they need a new invitation. Only the owner and admins remove someone else, an admin never removes the owner, and the owner is never removed: they transfer ownership first (organization_transfer_ownership). Confirm with the user, by the member's name, before calling.
Organization Transfer Ownership — Make another member the owner of an organization. Only the owner can do this, and it cannot be undone by them: the member becomes the owner and the caller an admin, who can no longer manage the subscription or billing, delete the organization or take ownership back. Confirm with the user before calling. user_id is the member's user_id from organization_member_list, not the membership id. Needs the identity or identity:write scope.
Organization Deletion Code — Step 1 of 2 to delete an organization the user owns. Only call this when the user has clearly asked to delete that organization. It deletes nothing: it emails the owner a 6-digit code that confirms deleting this one organization and works for 15 minutes. Then ask the user to read that code from their mailbox and give it to you, and call organization_delete with it; you cannot get the code any other way. Fails for anyone but the owner, and for the owner's only organization (a person always keeps
Organization Delete — Step 2 of 2: delete an organization the user owns. Needs the 6-digit code from the email sent by organization_deletion_code, which only the user can read in their own mailbox: without it this tool cannot delete anything, so never guess, invent or reuse a code. Before calling, confirm with the user that they want this organization deleted, by name. It cannot be undone: its members lose access to its teams, projects and templates, its apps and their tokens stop working, and its subscription ends a
Organization Invitation Create — Invite someone into an organization by email address, as a member (default) or an admin; an organization has one owner, so never as owner. Typograph emails them a link that works for 7 days; someone without an account creates one on the way. Only the owner and admins can invite. Refused with already_member, already_invited (send it again with organization_invitation_resend), member_limit_reached (members and open invitations together are at the plan's limit), too_many_invitations (50 open), or r
Organization Invitation List — List the invitations of an organization that nobody answered yet, newest first, with the address, role, who invited, and until when the link works ("expired": true once it no longer does). Only the owner and admins can list them. Needs the identity or identity:read scope.
Organization Invitation Resend — Email an invitation again, with a new link that works for another 7 days; the link of the earlier email stops working. Also how an expired invitation is renewed. Not within a minute of the last email (rate_limited). Only the owner and admins. Needs the identity or identity:write scope, which self-registered MCP clients such as claude.ai do not get: then this answers forbidden, and the user does it in the Typograph portal.
Organization Invitation Revoke — Withdraw an invitation that nobody answered yet: its link stops working at once. The person can be invited again later. Only the owner and admins. Needs the identity or identity:write scope, which self-registered MCP clients such as claude.ai do not get: then this answers forbidden, and the user does it in the Typograph portal.
Organization Invitation List Mine — List the open invitations into organizations addressed to the user's own email address: which organization, who invited them, as what role, and until when. Needs the identity or identity:read scope.
Organization Invitation Accept — Accept one of the user's own invitations (from organization_invitation_list_mine): the user joins the organization with the role it gives, and its owner and admins see their name and email. Confirm with the user before calling. Refused with invitation_expired, already_member or member_limit_reached (the organization's plan is full: ask the inviter to make room). Needs the identity or identity:write scope, which self-registered MCP clients such as claude.ai do not get: then this answers forbidden
Organization Invitation Decline — Decline one of the user's own invitations (from organization_invitation_list_mine): it is removed, and its link stops working. Confirm with the user before calling. Needs the identity or identity:write scope, which self-registered MCP clients such as claude.ai do not get: then this answers forbidden, and the user does it in the Typograph portal.
App List — List the apps (OAuth clients) of an organization you are a member of: name, allowed scopes, grant types, redirect URIs, whether it is active, and its logo URL. Never includes a client secret.
App Get — Get one app (OAuth client) of an organization you are a member of, by its client ID. Never includes a client secret.
App Logo Upload — Upload or replace the logo an app shows on the consent screen. Takes the image itself as base64, never a URL: a square PNG, JPEG or WebP of 128 to 1024 pixels, at most 512 KB. Only an app that signs people in (the authorization_code grant) takes a logo, and only an owner or admin of its organization may change it; the token needs the identity or identity:write scope. A refused image comes back with the reason.
App Logo Delete — Remove an app's logo; the consent screen shows the placeholder again. Only an owner or admin of the app's organization may do this; the token needs the identity or identity:write scope.
Scope List — List every OAuth scope Typograph knows, with what it allows and the narrower scopes it includes: what the allowed scopes of an app mean.
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