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Use when you need the current user's identity or contact info: name, job title, employee number, email, phone, or department.

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User Info Skill

Retrieve the current session user's profile via get_user_info.


Basic Usage

from sdk.tool import tool

result = tool.call("get_user_info", {})
print(result.content)

Example output:

User: Zhang San. Position: Engineering Lead. Work Number: 10086. Email: zhang@example.com. Phone: 138****0000 (desensitized). Departments: Engineering, Architecture.

For structured access, use result.data:

FieldTypeNotes
idstringUser ID
nicknamestringDisplay name
real_namestringLegal name
work_numberstringEmployee number (may be empty)
positionstringJob title
emailstringEmail address
phonestringPhone, desensitized by default (e.g. 138****0000)
departmentsarrayEach item: {id, name, path}

Getting the Full Phone Number

Phone is masked by default to protect privacy. To get the full number, you must first ask for explicit user consent.

Step 1 — Ask for consent:

from sdk.tool import tool

result = tool.call("ask_user", {
    "questions": '<question type="confirm">I need your full phone number to proceed. Do you allow me to access it?</question>'
})
print(result.content)

Step 2 — If the user consents, request the full number:

result = tool.call("get_user_info", {
    "include_sensitive_fields": ["phone"]
})
print(result.content)

If the user declines: use the desensitized value or drop the requirement. Do not ask again.


Constraints

  • Never pass include_sensitive_fields without prior explicit user approval in the same conversation.
  • Do not retry after a user refuses access to sensitive fields.
  • Use the desensitized phone value for display, logging, or non-critical tasks where the full number is not strictly needed.
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