Who Am I

Print the identity and context Plane is currently operating with. Useful for verifying the right account/instance is connected before destructive operations.

Process

1. Bootstrap connector — consult connector-bootstrap. Probe for the Plane resource tools member, workspace and project.
2. Identity — member(action=me). Print: display name, email, user_id, role, avatar URL.
3. Workspace — workspace(action=retrieve): the workspace this connection is bound to (slug, and id and name on an OAuth connection; null otherwise, along with how it connected). Then workspace(action=get_features) and print the enabled features.
4. Projects — project(action=list) (follow next_cursor), count by archived/active. Print top 5 by recent activity.
5. Connector — print which MCP server / instance the tools were resolved against (from connector-bootstrap result). If multiple Plane instances are connected, list them and indicate the active one.
6. Suggest — if no projects, suggest /setup-project. If multiple instances, show how to switch.

Examples

/whoami

Why this exists

Before running anything destructive (/cycles delete, /projects delete, /state delete), run /whoami to make sure you are not accidentally connected to a production workspace when you meant the staging one. Cheap insurance.