Settings
Retrieve and manage user-level settings.
Settings operations require user credentials. They are not suitable for account credentials.
Settings store user-level preferences and state for the current authenticated user.
Settings are represented as a JSON object. Each top-level key can contain either a string value or a nested settings object. Use nested objects to group related settings.
Retrieve settings
Retrieve the current user’s settings.
Update settings
Add or update specific settings without replacing the full settings object.
Use this when you want to update only part of the settings object and keep the rest unchanged.
Replace settings
Replace the full settings object for the current user.
PUT /settings replaces the full settings object. Use PATCH /settings when you only need to update specific settings.
Delete settings
Delete settings for the current user.
Pass a prefix query parameter to delete settings under a specific prefix. If no prefix is provided, all user settings are deleted.
Deleting settings can remove user preferences or saved state. Use a prefix when you only want to delete part of the settings object.

