permissions-auditor

To triage permission prompts into allow/deny rules, install the logging hook to collect prompt logs, then run the analyzer to process recurring patterns and update settings.json. This workflow reduces manual approval noise and improves security governance.

The best way to manage noisy permission request logs is to analyze them for frequent patterns and triage those entries into allow or deny lists. Decisions are persisted in a manual-review file to maintain a compliance audit trail.

You update settings.json by running an analyzer over collected permission logs, which triages recurring prompts into allow or deny rules. The workflow applies these rules directly to your settings file to automate future approvals.

Yes, the permission auditing workflow supports keeping manual-review entries while triaging the rest into automated allow and deny lists. It persists incremental changes to cursor.txt and maintains an audit trail of decisions for compliance.

Incremental analysis works by persisting processed groups to cursor.txt and skipping previously triaged entries during the next run. This allows you to process permission logs in batches without re-evaluating already reviewed allow or deny patterns.

No dependencies are required to run the permission log analyzer. You only need to install the permission logging hook into your workflow to start collecting prompts for triage into settings.json and manual-review artifacts.