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Role-Based Access Control

Add real roles and permissions: enforced on backend endpoints and reflected honestly in the UI.

Run this as a guided flow on Flows — verify gates and recovery prompts included →

Flows@flows12d ago

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Chain

Inputs

Step 1

flow-role-based-access-control-1-define-roles-and-the-permission-matrix

Step 2

flow-role-based-access-control-2-add-roles-to-the-user-model

Step 3

flow-role-based-access-control-3-enforce-permissions-on-the-backend

Step 4

flow-role-based-access-control-4-adapt-the-ui-per-role

Step 5

flow-role-based-access-control-5-build-admin-role-management

Step 6

flow-role-based-access-control-6-rbac-qa-pass

Final output

Workflow inputs

No inputs required — hit Run to stream each step in order.

Each step streams from its model and feeds the next. BYOK — you pay your provider directly. Add a key in Settings if a step needs one.

Step 1 · Enforcement needs a truth table - write it before code.

flow-role-based-access-control-1-define-roles-and-the-permission-matrix

Claude Sonnet 4.6→ {{step_1}}

Awaiting upstream steps…

Step 2 · Persist the role and expose it safely to the session.

flow-role-based-access-control-2-add-roles-to-the-user-model

Claude Sonnet 4.6→ {{step_2}}

Awaiting upstream steps…

Step 3 · The core of RBAC: every protected endpoint checks the matrix.

flow-role-based-access-control-3-enforce-permissions-on-the-backend

Claude Sonnet 4.6→ {{step_3}}

Awaiting upstream steps…

Step 4 · Honest UI: users see what they can do, and nothing pretends otherwise.

flow-role-based-access-control-4-adapt-the-ui-per-role

Claude Sonnet 4.6→ {{step_4}}

Awaiting upstream steps…

Step 5 · Admins must manage roles safely, without lockouts.

flow-role-based-access-control-5-build-admin-role-management

Claude Sonnet 4.6→ {{step_5}}

Awaiting upstream steps…

Step 6 · Attack the boundaries as every role and verify the matrix holds.

flow-role-based-access-control-6-rbac-qa-pass

Claude Sonnet 4.6→ {{step_6}}

Awaiting upstream steps…

About this workflow

Add real roles and permissions: enforced on backend endpoints and reflected honestly in the UI.

What happens when you run it

1
Enforcement needs a truth table - write it before code.
Runs flow-role-based-access-control-1-define-roles-and-the-permission-matrix on Claude Sonnet 4.6
2
Persist the role and expose it safely to the session.
Runs flow-role-based-access-control-2-add-roles-to-the-user-model on Claude Sonnet 4.6
3
The core of RBAC: every protected endpoint checks the matrix.
Runs flow-role-based-access-control-3-enforce-permissions-on-the-backend on Claude Sonnet 4.6
4
Honest UI: users see what they can do, and nothing pretends otherwise.
Runs flow-role-based-access-control-4-adapt-the-ui-per-role on Claude Sonnet 4.6
5
Admins must manage roles safely, without lockouts.
Runs flow-role-based-access-control-5-build-admin-role-management on Claude Sonnet 4.6
6
Attack the boundaries as every role and verify the matrix holds.
Runs flow-role-based-access-control-6-rbac-qa-pass on Claude Sonnet 4.6

Best for

•Recurring tasks you currently copy-paste between tools.
•When a single prompt isn't enough — you need a chain where output(n) feeds prompt(n+1).
•Fork and adapt if your inputs differ materially from the author's use case.

Models used

Claude Sonnet 4.6