anchor.diff:  # Managing API Access Tokens
   
  -On the API Access Audit page, organization admins can view all tokens that have been created with access to their organization data. As well as auditing user tokens and what access they have, you can also remove a token's access to your organization data if required.
  +Buildkite API access tokens are issued to individuals not organizations. You can create and edit API access tokens in your [personal settings](https://buildkite.com/user/api-access-tokens).
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  +On the [API Access Audit](https://buildkite.com/organizations/~/api-access-audit) page, organization admins can view all tokens that have been created with access to their organization data. As well as auditing user tokens and what access they have, you can also remove a token's access to your organization data if required.
   
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   ## Token scopes
   
  -When you create a token, select the organizations it grants access to, and the scope of the access.
  +When you create a token, select the organizations it grants access to, and for REST APIS the scope of the access. GraphQL tokens cannot be limited by scope.
   
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     <h3>Note for contributors to public and open-source projects</h3>
  
positive.code: * Write Pipelines `write_pipelines` - Permission to create, update and delete pipelines
  * Read User `read_user` - Permission to retrieve basic details of the user
  
  GraphQL tokens cannot be limited by scope.
  
  ## Auditing tokens
  
  
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  ## FAQs
  
  ### Can I view an existing token?
  
  No, you can change the scope and description of a token, or revoke it, but you can't view the actual token after creating it
  
  ### Can I re-add my organization to a token?
  
  Yes, the token owner can re-add the organization to the token from their API Access Tokens settings page.
  