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POST/v1/invitations/{invitationId}/accept

Accept an organization invitation.

Accept an organization invitation

Operation IDacceptAccountInvitation
Success200
AuthenticationBrowser session
CSRF headerX-Wildflower-Csrf

Request contract

  • invitationId is a required path parameter.

The JSON request body uses the CompleteAccountInvitationInput model.

Same-origin request example

This operator-oriented example makes the cookie and CSRF boundaries explicit. Use an isolated browser test session, keep both values out of shell history, and replace generated path variables before execution.

terminal
curl --request POST \  --cookie "wildflower_session=${WILDFLOWER_SESSION}" \  --header "X-Wildflower-Csrf: ${WILDFLOWER_CSRF_TOKEN}" \  --header "Content-Type: application/json" \  --data @request.json \  "https://wildflower.computer/v1/invitations/${WILDFLOWER_INVITATION_ID}/accept"

SDK boundary

This operation powers the account console and is not emitted in the TypeScript, Python, Rust, Go, or Zig project-key SDKs. Use the generated public API reference for sandbox automation.