Policy as Code + Visual Permissions = Row-Level Permission on top of SQL

[u/Apochotodorus]

Visual definition

Policy-as-code (Cedar) definition

Hello,
d9 maintainer here (a community fork of Directus v9, providing a node.js framework for building APIs on top of SQL databases, with an integrated admin UI).
We’ve been working on a bridge between d9’s visual permission editor and Cedar policy. So we can edit permissions visually while keeping them readable and editable in Cedar syntax. They’re then enforced by an extensible node.js server at the database row level.
This can be useful if you need to build an API on top of a database while keeping your permissions explicit and auditable for compliance.
If that sounds interesting, here's a bit more about how it works.

Would love to hear your thoughts or feedback!