Permission Architecture
A security design principle in AI feature integration that requires AI features to reuse a product's existing authentication and filtering logic, propagating the identity and permission context of the current requesting user to the data access layer, and avoiding privileged paths that bypass permissions.
Timeline (last 90 days)
When desktop-level tools are used in enterprise scenarios, upgrades require operating machine by machine, data may land locally, and integration with existing SSO/permission systems is difficult; these are the inherent limitations of the CS architecture.
AI features must comply with the product's existing permission system and fetch context as the requesting user, rather than using a separate service account with broad read permissions.
All Facts (2)
When desktop-level tools are used in enterprise scenarios, upgrades require operating machine by machine, data may land locally, and integration with existing SSO/permission systems is difficult; these are the inherent limitations of the CS architecture.
50%UnverifiedAI features must comply with the product's existing permission system and fetch context as the requesting user, rather than using a separate service account with broad read permissions.
50%