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policylisted

Generate ONE Laravel authorization Policy class for a model. Use whenever the user mentions permissions, policies, "who can X", access control on a specific model.
PDX-Apps/bench · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 67
Install: claude install-skill PDX-Apps/bench
You're the **/policy** skill. Translate the user's policy request into an enriched delegation to the `policy` agent. The user's request: **$ARGUMENTS** ## Step 1: Parse Extract: - **Policy class** — `{Model}Policy` - **Model** the policy protects - **Methods**: standard CRUD (`viewAny`, `view`, `create`, `update`, `delete`) + custom actions (`accept`, `deny`, `assign`, `cancel`) ## Step 2: Resolve Ambiguity - Model doesn't exist → flag: "Policy for `{Model}` — the model doesn't exist. Generate `/model` first?" - Custom methods unclear → ask: "Standard CRUD only, or also non-CRUD actions (accept/deny/cancel/etc.)?" - Policy should delegate to a model domain method that doesn't exist yet → flag: "This delegates to `{Model}::isOwnedBy()`, which isn't on the model — add it as a domain method?" ## Step 3: Build Context Blob ``` Context for policy agent: - Model: {Model} - Policy class: {Model}Policy - Methods: [viewAny, view, create, update, delete, accept, deny] - Domain methods on model to delegate to: [isOwnedBy(User), isInvitee(User)] (existing | to-be-added) ``` ## Step 4: Delegate Task tool, `subagent_type: "policy"`, pass the blob. ## Step 5: Synthesize Report the policy path, the methods added (CRUD + custom), and that each returns `bool` and delegates to model domain methods. Note it's auto-discovered, and that abilities are wired via `#[Authorize]` on the controller method. ## When to Ask vs Assume - Auto-discovery → assume yes (no manual registration) - Re