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Discogs user identity

Skill Nikolasgrizli/discogs-api-skills/discogs-user-identity

Model-agnostic Agent Skills covering the entire public Discogs API (api.discogs.com).

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npx -y skills add Nikolasgrizli/discogs-api-skills --skill discogs-user-identity

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Reference for the Discogs user identity and profile endpoints (api.discogs.com). Make sure to use this skill whenever the task involves the authenticated user or a user profile: confirming who a token/OAuth credential belongs to via oauth/identity, reading a user profile, editing your own profile, or listing a user's submissions and contributions to the database. Use oauth/identity as the canonical "is my auth working / who am I" check after wiring up authentication.

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Discogs API — User Identity

Who the credentials belong to, plus public profile data. Editing a profile is per-user (auth required — see [[discogs-authentication]]).

Endpoints

MethodPathPurpose
GET/oauth/identityThe authenticated user (id, username, etc.) — auth sanity check
GET/users/{username}A user's profile
POST/users/{username}Edit your own profile (auth; 403 for others)
GET/users/{username}/submissionsThe user's database submissions
GET/users/{username}/contributions{?sort,sort_order}The user's contributions

GET /oauth/identity is the standard test that authentication is set up correctly: a success response identifies the authenticated user.

See reference.md for editable profile fields and responses.

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