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DirectoryA suite's directory
Directory

A suite's directory

Everyone who can sign in at this suite's apps, and which apps they are in.

GET/v1/users

One user holds one account per suite and can be a member of many of its apps, so start here rather than inviting the same colleague again for each app. apps carries the apps themselves with the groups the user holds in each, because “how many” is the one fact about a user nobody can act on.

Requires the members:read scope. Operation users.list. MCP tool users_list. CLI, once published: gtable users list.

Query parameters

NameTypeRequiredDescription
limitintegernoDefault 50.
cursorstringnoUp to 512 characters.
suiteIdstringyesUp to 64 characters.
searchstringnoUp to 200 characters.

Response

application/json

Success

dataobject[]required
metaobjectrequired

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