get_current_user, an operation with no input arguments that returns the authenticated FirstTouch user and team context.
Before You Start
You need:- A Public API key created in Settings > MCP & API.
- A server-side terminal or application that can send HTTPS requests.
- Access to the staging FirstTouch environment.
Make The Request
Keep the environment variable in your local shell or deployment secret store. Do not put the real key directly into a script committed to source control.
Call Another Operation
- Open the API Operations reference.
- Select an operation in ReDoc.
- Review its description and request schema.
- Send a JSON object matching that schema to
/api/public/tools/<tool_name>.
Common Responses
Troubleshooting
If a request returns401:
- Confirm the header name is exactly
X-API-Key. - Confirm the key is active and has not been rotated.
- Confirm the creator is still active in the key’s team.
- Make sure your HTTP client is not sending the key to a different host.
403, verify the creator’s current team role, feature access, and product entitlement in FirstTouch.

