permission-management

Permission validation checks syntax, path formats, duplicates, and categorization logic across your project setup. This Skill applies validation patterns to both global and local permission architectures, detecting format errors and enforcing scope before permissions are applied to development workflows.

Global permissions apply universally across your system, while local permissions are scoped to specific projects or workflows. This Skill provides architecture patterns that separate these concerns, helping you avoid conflicts and enforce access controls consistently across different scope levels.

Security anti-pattern detection flags common misconfigurations that create access control vulnerabilities. This Skill scans your permission standards and configurations to surface domain-specific risks, drawing from production lessons learned to prevent insecure patterns before deployment.

Yes. Permission validation integrates with diverse project setups and development workflows, supporting format validation, duplication avoidance, and scope enforcement across multiple contexts. It satisfies both functional and technical requirements regardless of your workflow structure.

Permission standards define syntax rules, path formats, and categorization logic to ensure consistency. This Skill validates these requirements, catching formatting issues and duplicates early, and guides you on proper universal access controls aligned with architecture guidelines.