Configure and enforce Wolf RBAC across APISIX routes using the a6 CLI.
npx skills add https://github.com/api7/a6 --skill a6-plugin-wolf-rbac-api7
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: a6-plugin-wolf-rbac Source: https://github.com/api7/a6/tree/main/skills/a6-plugin-wolf-rbac Command: npx skills add https://github.com/api7/a6 --skill a6-plugin-wolf-rbac-api7
Centralizes role-based access control across multiple APISIX deployments by integrating Wolf RBAC with the a6 CLI, enabling consistent authentication and per-resource permissions.
Configure a Wolf RBAC-enabled consumer in a6 and attach it to a protected route to enforce RBAC across apps.
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You can enforce centralized RBAC authorization across APISIX by integrating the Wolf RBAC server via the a6 CLI, enabling consistent authentication and per-resource permission checks across multiple deployments.
Configuring APISIX consumer token management for Wolf RBAC requires setting up a specific consumer per application in a6 and attaching the configured consumer to protected routes to handle login endpoints.
Yes, APISIX RBAC authorization with Wolf requires a Wolf RBAC server to be available alongside properly configured a6 consumer settings to perform access checks and manage public endpoints.
Wolf RBAC handles user information and password changes in APISIX by injecting user headers into authenticated requests and exposing dedicated login, user-info, and change-password endpoints within the authorization flow.
Limitations of using Wolf RBAC for APISIX route protection include the strict dependency on Wolf RBAC server availability and the requirement to properly configure a specific a6 consumer for each application to execute access checks.
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