Most apps start with a line like if (user.role === 'admin'). Then the same check shows up in a React component, then in an API handler, then in a database query. Six months later nobody remembers whic

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Thank you so much :)
The gotchas section is the most useful part here. Rule ordering and the silent-denial cases are exactly the kind of thing that is painful to discover in production.
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This is such a neat way to look at permissions. I really like the idea of having one consistent set of rules instead of letting authorization logic get scattered everywhere. It sounds simple when you put it this way, but honestly, simple ideas like this can save so much headache later. Really enjoyed reading this!