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identity-permissions-tenancy

identity-permissions-tenancy

Operate on BiSheng JWT auth, RBAC/ReBAC/OpenFGA permissions, tenant isolation, admin scope, approval center, commercial gateway integration, and cursor permission performance.

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name: identity-permissions-tenancy description: "Operate on BiSheng JWT auth, RBAC/ReBAC/OpenFGA permissions, tenant isolation, admin scope, approval center, commercial gateway integration, and cursor permission performance." disable-model-invocation: true metadata: disco-role: operating license: Apache 2.0

identity-permissions-tenancy

Use this sub-skill when a task touches BiSheng authentication, authorization, resource ownership, OpenFGA/ReBAC, RBAC menu permissions, multi-tenant isolation, admin scope, approval workflows, SSO/org sync, commercial gateway behavior, or cursor-pagination permission performance.

Start here

Run bundled helper commands from this sub-skill directory, or adjust the script path to this directory after import.

  1. Run the read-only pattern checker before or after a permission/tenant-sensitive edit:
    python scripts/check_arch_rules.py --repo-root <bisheng-checkout>
    
  2. Read references/workflows.md for auth, PermissionService, tenant ContextVar, gateway, approval, and cursor workflows.
  3. Read references/troubleshooting.md for missing permissions, invisible resources, tenant leaks, SSO/gateway, and cursor list failures.

Owned responsibilities

  • JWT/auth user loading, menu keys, and role/user/group relationships.
  • PermissionService, OpenFGA/ReBAC model, failed tuple retry, owner grants, relation models, and resource authorization.
  • Tenant ContextVar, SQLAlchemy tenant filter, tenant storage prefixes, tenant tree/admin scope, user-tenant membership, and quota hierarchy.
  • Approval center and menu-approval mode when they affect access decisions.
  • Commercial gateway integration, SSO/OAuth/LDAP/WeCom org sync, sensitive-word gateway filters, and rate/online limits.
  • Cursor pagination patterns where permission filtering and DM8 keyset compatibility determine list correctness.

Route sibling areas instead of duplicating them

  • Use backend-core for generic FastAPI routes, schemas, service layering, and non-permission models.
  • Use frontend-apps for React route guards and UI rendering after the backend permission contract is known.
  • Use knowledge-rag for parser/vector/retrieval internals after visibility is proven correct.
  • Use workflow-engine for graph execution after app visibility and permissions are proven correct.
  • Use deployment-maintenance for running operational backfill/migration scripts.

Non-negotiables

  • New resource authorization must go through PermissionService/OpenFGA-aware services; do not add direct role-access table shortcuts.
  • Resource creation must write owner/authorization tuples or enqueue failed tuple compensation as designed.
  • ORM tenant filtering applies to SELECT; raw SQL and bulk update/delete require explicit tenant-safe handling.
  • Use tenant bypass helpers only for intentional cross-tenant maintenance reads/writes.
  • Cursor pagination under permission filtering must advance by the last DB row, not the last visible row.
  • Frontend 403 and menu visibility bugs should not be patched until backend/menu/plugin permission data is understood.
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