Permit.io CLI: Developer-First Integrated Authorization

Day 1: Full CI/CD Support for Authorization

Meta Description:

Integrate authorization into your CI/CD pipelines with Permit.io’s CLI to automate policy deployment, environment management, and testing.

Detailed Description:

Modern software development relies on automation to streamline deployments, manage infrastructure, and ensure application security. Permit.io’s CLI enables developers to integrate authorization management into their software development lifecycle (SDLC), ensuring that policies are automatically applied and tested across different environments.

On this day, we explore how developers can:

• Automate environment creation and management – Use CLI commands to create, copy, and manage environments as part of CI/CD workflows.
• Leverage GitHub Actions for policy updates – Automate policy deployments directly from version-controlled repositories.
• Integrate with Terraform for infrastructure as code – Define and enforce policies programmatically within DevOps pipelines.

By incorporating authorization into the development and deployment process, Permit.io’s CLI ensures security policies remain consistent and easy to manage across all software development stages.

Day 2: Fine-Grained Authorization Redefined

Meta Description:

Set up and enforce fine-grained authorization policies in minutes with Permit.io’s CLI, powered by AI and natural language commands.

Detailed Description:

Managing fine-grained permissions is often a complex and time-consuming task, especially when working across multiple environments.

Permit.io’s CLI empowers developers by providing a seamless, AI-driven approach to policy generation and enforcement directly from the command line. With the ability to generate full, ready-to-deploy policies using simple natural language commands, setting up fine-grained permissions is now faster, easier, and fully integrated into your development environment.

The CLI provides a seamless experience for defining and enforcing authorization policies without the need for separate tools or interfaces.

In this session, we’ll demonstrate how developers can:

• Generate policies using natural language – With AI-powered policy generation, simply describe your needs in plain English (e.g., "Give admin access to all users in the engineering department"), and the CLI will automatically create a complete, customized policy structure that’s ready for use - making defining permissions more intuitive than ever before.