Permission Generator for Openclaw

An automated generator for Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) systems using natural language descriptions.

lxgicstudios
v1.0.1
Jan 29, 2026
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1. ClawHub CLI

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npx clawhub@latest install ai-permission

2. Manual Installation

Copy the skill folder to one of these locations

Global
~/.openclaw/skills/
Workspace
<project>/skills/

Priority: Workspace > Local > Bundled

3. Prompt Installation

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Help me install ai-permission using Clawhub. If Clawhub is not installed, install it first (npm i -g clawhub).

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What is Permission Generator?

The Permission Generator is a specialized utility designed to streamline the creation of role-based access control systems within your development projects. By leveraging the intelligence of Openclaw Skills, this tool interprets natural language descriptions of roles and resources to produce production-ready code, including constants, role hierarchies, and check functions. This ensures that your security logic is consistent and type-safe across your entire application.

Using this specific tool within the ecosystem of Openclaw Skills eliminates the tedious manual boilerplate associated with access control. It allows developers to focus on core functionality while the skill handles the complex logic of mapping permissions to roles and integrating them into modern web frameworks.

Permission Generator Use Cases

  • Defining access levels for administrative dashboards and member portals.
  • Setting up granular project-level permissions for team collaboration tools.
  • Generating RBAC logic for e-commerce platforms with distinct vendor and customer roles.
  • Rapidly prototyping secure API endpoints with ready-to-use middleware.

How Permission Generator Works

  1. The user provides a natural language description of roles and resources via the command line interface.
  2. The underlying Openclaw Skills engine analyzes the input to identify specific permissions like Create, Read, Update, and Delete for each resource.
  3. A logical role hierarchy is established based on the user's description.
  4. The tool generates a complete TypeScript implementation, including permission enums and check functions.
  5. Middleware for frameworks such as Express or Next.js is produced for immediate integration into the application codebase.

Permission Generator Setup

To get started with this tool, ensure you have Node.js 18 or higher installed and your OPENAI_API_KEY environment variable is configured. You can execute the generator directly using npx:

npx ai-permission "Admin, Editor, Viewer roles for posts and comments"

To output the results directly to a specific file in your project, use the --out flag:

npx ai-permission "admin system" --out ./src/lib/permissions.ts

Permission Generator Data Schema & Taxonomy

The skill produces a structured TypeScript module that organizes data as follows:

Data Component Format Purpose
Permissions Constant Object Maps resource actions (e.g., posts:create) to unique keys.
Roles Record<string, string[]> Associates roles with specific arrays of permission constants.
Check Functions TypeScript Function Provides logic to verify if a specific role possesses a required permission.
Middleware Express/Next.js Function Offers route-level protection based on the generated RBAC schema.

Permission Generator Advanced Features

  • Support for hierarchical role inheritance where higher roles automatically inherit permissions from lower roles.
  • Framework-specific generation optimized for Express and Next.js via Openclaw Skills.
  • Full TypeScript support providing type safety for all generated permission constants.
  • Customizable output paths to integrate seamlessly with existing library directories.
  • Ability to handle complex multi-resource permission sets through simple text descriptions.

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