ash_grant: Instructions file for Claude Code

CLAUDE.md

ash_grant CLAUDE.md is an instructions file for Claude Code from jhlee111/ash_grant. It costs 2,346 tokens per session, scanned A, original, MIT.

Project instructions for AshGrant, an Elixir authorization extension for the Ash Framework. It documents permission rules, repository language requirements, tests, linting, type checks, and database setup.

In plain words
What is it for?
Use it when changing authorization rules, running AshGrant tests and policy checks, checking types, or generating its documentation.
Why use it?
It tells a coding agent how this project handles permissions and which commands verify changes. That reduces the risk of violating project conventions or missing checks.

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CLAUDE.md · 187 lines

How it starts

The opening of the file, as written. The whole thing — 187 lines — stays where its author put it; the contents beside it link to each section on GitHub.

CLAUDE.md

This file provides guidance to Claude Code (claude.ai/code) when working with code in this repository.

Project Overview

AshGrant is a permission-based authorization extension for Ash Framework. It provides an Apache Shiro-inspired permission system with deny-wins semantics, supporting both RBAC and resource-instance permissions.

Language Policy

All repository content must be written in English, including:

  • README.md, CHANGELOG.md, and all documentation
  • Code comments and docstrings (@moduledoc, @doc)
  • Commit messages and PR descriptions
  • CLAUDE.md instructions

Common Commands

# Run tests (auto-creates and migrates test DB)
mix test

# Run a single test file
mix test test/ash_grant/permission_test.exs

# Run a specific test by line number
mix test test/ash_grant/permission_test.exs:42

# Linting
mix credo

# Type checking
mix dialyzer

# Generate documentation
mix docs

# Database management (test only)
mix ecto.setup    # Create and migrate
mix ecto.reset    # Drop, create, and migrate

# Policy configuration testing (NOT mix test)
mix ash_grant.verify test/support/policy_test_fixtures.ex
mix ash_grant.verify priv/policy_tests/           # Run all YAML tests
mix ash_grant.verify path/to/test.yaml --verbose  # Verbose output

Architecture

Core Modules

  • AshGrant (lib/ash_grant.ex) - Main extension module, exports check/1 and filter_check/1
  • AshGrant.Dsl (lib/ash_grant/dsl.ex) - Spark DSL definition for the ash_grant block
  • AshGrant.Permission (lib/ash_grant/permission.ex) - Parses and matches permission strings (resource:instance_id:action:scope). Also exposes diagnostics/1, which reports deprecated/dead grant syntax for offline auditing (never affects authorization)
  • AshGrant.Evaluator (lib/ash_grant/evaluator.ex) - Implements deny-wins evaluation logic

Policy Checks

  • AshGrant.Check (lib/ash_grant/checks/check.ex) - SimpleCheck for write actions (returns true/false)
  • AshGrant.FilterCheck (lib/ash_grant/checks/filter_check.ex) - FilterCheck for read actions (returns filter expression)
  • AshGrant.PermissionValidation (lib/ash_grant/permission_validation.ex) - Validates resolved permissions and signals invalid deny+field_group combinations per the field_group_permissions mode (:off/:warn/:strict); never changes the authorization outcome
  • AshGrant.IndeterminateMatch (lib/ash_grant/indeterminate_match.ex) - Signals when an Evaluator entry point returns a value that couldn't actually be determined: a type wildcard evaluated with no action_type is silently skipped, so the answer may be wrong (#126, layer 2). Wraps every nil-defaulting entry point (has_access?, get_scope, get_all_scopes, get_write_scopes, get_field_group, get_all_field_groups, find_matching, field_group_grants). Mode :off/:warn/:strict via config :ash_grant, indeterminate_type_wildcard:; never changes the outcome. Sound by construction: guard/6 recomputes the result with the skipped wildcards forced to match and signals only if it differs — so a scope-less/group-less wildcard or a concrete-deny-settled query stays silent (no false positives, which would break :strict). get_matching_instance_ids is unguarded on purpose (it sees only instance perms, where type wildcards are dead per diagnostics/1, not indeterminate)
  • AshGrant.FieldFilterCheck (lib/ash_grant/checks/field_filter_check.ex) - FilterCheck for per-record field-group visibility; generated into field_policies by AddFieldPolicies. Builds a per-row predicate from Evaluator.field_group_grants/5 (a field is visible on some records, %Ash.ForbiddenField{} on others)
  • AshGrant.FieldCheck (lib/ash_grant/checks/field_check.ex) - legacy action-wide SimpleCheck for field groups (superseded by FieldFilterCheck in generation; still present)

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