Get the authenticated account

GitHub numeric ID of the account's owner. Since issue #311, sourced from users.github_id via the account's owner membership (account_members), not a column on accounts itself — display-only, never an authorization input. 0 for an owner whose identity is email-only (issue #315) rather than GitHub — never null.

GitHub username of the account's owner, sourced the same way as github_id. "" (empty string) for an email-only owner — never null.

Any verified email identity held by the account's owner — either the address behind an email-identity sign-in (issue #315, sign-in part A) or one GitHub reported as verified and primary, adopted onto the owner's users row on a sign-in that found none on file yet (issue #390) — sourced from users.email via the account's owner membership, the same way github_id/github_username are. null when the owner holds no verified email of either kind. Display-only, never an authorization input; never present on any public, unauthenticated surface (GET /feed/{token}, GET /feed/{token}/rss). Omitted entirely (issue #323, team accounts B1) unless the authenticated caller's OWN role is owner (issue #325: an account can have more than one owner, so this is no longer "caller is THE owner") — a viewer or member on the same account never sees it, regardless of whether the account's (earliest) owner has adopted an email of either kind.

The AUTHENTICATED CALLER's own authority on this account (issue #323, team accounts B1) — not a property of the account itself. Always present. The SPA uses this to hide owner/member-only controls.

True when the authenticated account is in the admins table — i.e. the same answer auth.RequireAdmin returns for any admin-gated route. Always present on GET /api/v1/account and on the PATCH /api/v1/account success response.

Timestamp of the latest successfully recorded POST /api/v1/monitors (or MCP create_monitor) rejection for hitting the per-account hard cap (100 monitors) — not a guaranteed latest-refusal timestamp. Updates are coalesced to at most once per account per minute, and a failure to record a hit is swallowed (the REST 409 or MCP tool-error result the client sees is unaffected either way), so a refusal can occur without advancing this field, and null does not prove the account has never been refused. Advisory only — the app uses it to time an upgrade offer; never cleared once set.

Count of ENABLED monitors on this account with no ACTIVE attached recipient (issue #212). "Active" excludes a disabled recipient and a still-unconfirmed (pending) email recipient (issue #321) — a monitor whose only attached recipient is pending or disabled is counted as silent, the same as one with no attached recipient at all. Disabling a monitor removes it from this count — a disabled, unreachable monitor is not flagged as silent since it is not being checked. Present on both GET and PATCH /api/v1/account.