Auditing systems maintenance 🔌 Hi all, please be advised that on 17:00 UTC we’ll be upgrading and migrating our audit logs underlying storage system. During the migration period (up to 3-4 days) some older logs might not be retrievable from the UI / API. No data will be lost, and emergency access to data will be available via our support channels (within each customer’s SLA). This move would dramatically improve query speeds and overall usage experience with the Permit auditing sub-systems . We thank you for your understanding, and as always are available for any questions you might have ! permiticon

Hi <!everyone>! We are excited to announce that we have just launched a new pricing model and tier for Permit.io, focused on enabling affordable, predictable, fine-grained authorization tailored to developers and companies of all sizes. Here are some of the main changes: • We’ve introduced a Startup tier, priced significantly lower than our previous Pro tier, and provides essential features that support the needs of smaller organizations. This means applications with up to 10,000 users now cost as low as $150 per month. • We’ve expanded our free tier to include all core capabilities that were previously limited to the Pro tier. This means these key features are now available for free to our community tier users: ◦ GitOps flow, writing custom policies as code ◦ GitHub integration ◦ infrastructure-as-code tooling with Terraform. • We’re introducing a quota on the number of resources and rules each client can define within our system. ◦ This means we can now manage our operational costs more effectively, especially when it comes to caching rules and handling the volume of API calls ◦ resulting in a Monthly Active User (MAU) pricing structure at a rate significantly lower than any other authorization-as-a-service provider. Note that no Permit.io paying customer will have to pay more for the newly established quota. You can read more about the new changes in detail here We have, of course, also published a full breakdown on Permit's pricing page, where you can view a side-by-side comparison of all tiers. We know that changes to pricing are a big deal, so if you have any questions, feel free to DM myself, @Gabriel L. Manor, or post them in #C02RTML2WNN ❤️

Big shoutout to Celery for being our Tool of the Week, chosen by @Dan: 🎉 "As a framework for task queues, Celery enables us to design and build tasks, publish them to a cluster for execution, and receive responses efficiently. By using it, we were easily able to compose very complex task workflows at scale. In microservice-based architectures, worker queues like Celery are a really important part of effective horizontal scaling. At Permit.io, we use Celery as part of our architecture to handle resource-intensive tasks and workflows". Dan also created an amazing monitoring tool—Celery Insights—which allows us to view all connected workers, monitor their activities, and understand task workflows clearly and intuitively. "In my previous role, I worked with a Celery cluster, handling tens of thousands of tasks every day. Bringing it into Permit.io made perfect sense—I think it’s a very useful tool for scaling and workflow management. Highly recommended for anyone in need of quality task execution and workflow orchestration!" https://github.com/danyi1212/celery-insights

Hey <!everyone>! We're going live in an hour!🚨 Authorization with Open Policy Agent (OPA) Join us live with Tyler Schade (Engineering Lead @ GEICO) https://www.youtube.com/live/1Ts2LdtzsGk

Are you a consultant looking for more customers (or know one)? Do you have experience with Permit.io , OPAL, OPA, IAM, and/or cloud-native technologies and running them on K8s (or other container orchestration) ? We have several Permit and OPAL customers who are looking for additional support on their permissions journey. Please DM me.

<!everyone> Happy Holidays folks ❤️

Happy New Year <!everyone> 🎉

Hey <!channel>! We're going live in an hour!🚨 Permit.io Mini Launch: Policy Guards Join us for a live demo of Permit’s new Policy Guards- an Authorization for Authorization approach that will enhance how you protect and enforce your policies across all projects in your organization. https://www.youtube.com/live/g67tvB-Q2mQ?si=Trxb0oh-gM6wx63O

Hey <!everyone>! Big news today - OPAL 0.7.16 is live! opal new The highlight of this release: OpenTelemetry support! You can now integrate OPAL into your observability stack with logs, traces, and metrics from both the OPAL Server and Client. Additional improvements include: 📖 Documentation updates 🐞 Plenty of bug fixes ⚙️ Some important dependency upgrades A huge thank you to @Piyush Sardana, @Andrea Di Saverio, ojecborec, and many others for their contributions! 💜 The full release log is available here: https://github.com/permitio/opal/releases/tag/0.7.16

Hey <!everyone> ! Today’s a big day— Introducing Permit.io AI Access Control - LIVE on ProductHunt! Permit.io AI Access Control brings fine-grained authorization (FGA) to AI workflows, ensuring AI models interact safely with sensitive data, external APIs, and users - all without you having to build this from scratch. With Permit.io AI Access Control, you can now: • Enforce structured prompt validation to prevent AI jailbreaks • Secure AI data retrieval with fine-grained access control • Control AI-driven external actions using identity-based permissions • Filter AI-generated responses for security & compliance 👉 Learn more about our new AI Access Control features 👉 Read the announcement blog 👉 Support us with an upvote on ProductHunt Thank you for being a part of wonderful community! We can't wait to see the cool things you build with this ❤️

<!everyone> Okay… weird one today. Someone published a “mirror” of our product at Permit.sh. It’s not ours, but it’s clearly been made to look like us. The design, the copy, even the bugs – spot on. We didn’t put it there. At least, not that we remember. If you decide to visit, proceed with caution. And curiosity. If you find anything, drop it here. But don’t trust everything you see.

<!everyone> April Fools! 🎭😅 Some teams go for harmless jokes on April 1st. We at Permit.io? We believe in quality over quantity, which means pulling off a high-stakes, heart-stopping prank instead. This year, we convinced our CEO that a rogue clone of Permit.io had been flagged in a security audit. Complete with a matching domain (permit.sh); it had all the markings of a serious breach—except, of course, it wasn’t real. What makes this even better? Our customers helped us pull it off. In Permit.io, we build, we secure, and sometimes… we prank each other for good fun. 😜

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<!channel> Good folks, customers, and fellow OSS engineers With spring holidays (e.g. Passover, good Friday, Easter) around the corner, please expect slower response times than our usual super-fast responses, starting today and until April 22nd. Enterprise Customer SLAs of course still honored. We recommend using our awesome @Ask Inkeep by posting in #C02RTML2WNN or #C01RUUYV3TP, and/or tagging it directly. For urgent matters please tag your customer success or solution engineer representative, and/or use the automatic escalation button provided by our bot in your private channels. Wishing you all wonderful spring holidays 🌼🌱🎉🪺🐰 🍾 , and may all your wishes and permissions be granted.

<!everyone> 🎉 CLI Launch Week is Coming! 🚀 Next week, we are launching a new feature we've been working on for a while - our new CLI, which allows you to automate, test, and deploy authorization policies directly from the command line. If you're managing roles, policies, environments, or fine-grained permissions in your app, join us for a week of daily livestreams, demos, new features, and giveaways. 👉🏻 Sign Up for the CLI Launch Week Hope to see you there! 🙌🏻

<!everyone> 🚀 We’re going live in less than an hour!🎉 Permit CLI Launch Week | Day 1- Full CI/CD Support for Authorization| Join for a Live Raffle! Win a Custom Keyboard! ⌨️ Day 1: Full CI/CD Support for Authorization Integrate authorization into your CI/CD pipelines with Permit.io’s CLI to automate policy deployment, environment management, and testing. Join us: https://youtube.com/live/4O8nSmfzNV8 🙌

<!everyone> 🚀 Permit CLI Launch Week Second day! We’re going live in less than an hour!🎉 Permit CLI Launch Week | Day 2- Fine-Grained Authorization Redefined*| Join for a Live Raffle! Win a Custom Keyboard!* ⌨️🎁 Day 2: Fine-Grained Authorization Redefined Set up and enforce fine-grained authorization policies in minutes with Permit.io’s CLI, powered by AI and natural language commands. Join us: https://youtube.com/live/wZsvKa1RJyI 🙌

<!everyone> 🚀 Permit CLI Launch Week Third day! We’re going live in less than an hour!🎉 Permit CLI Launch Week | Day 3- Zero-Effort Policy Testing*| Join for a Live Raffle! Win a Custom Keyboard!* ⌨️🎁 Day 3: Zero-Effort Policy Testing. Validate your authorization policies with unit, integration, and end-to-end tests using Permit.io’s CLI, ensuring security and reliability before deployment. Join us: https://www.youtube.com/live/YsqR3Q8VTJM?si=v5yIuzZsonm84S0c 🙌

<!everyone> 🎉 Day 4! Permit CLI Launch Week: We’re going live in less than an hour!🎉 Permit CLI Launch Week | Day 4- API-First Authorization*| Join for a Live Raffle! Win a Custom Keyboard!* ⌨️ 🙌 Day 4: API-First Authorization Define and enforce API authorization policies seamlessly using OpenAPI specifications and Permit.io’s CLI, ensuring smooth integration with your API architecture. Join us: https://www.youtube.com/live/UlMI5skxxck 😎

<!everyone> 🎉 Day 5! Permit CLI Launch Week: We’re going live in less than an hour!🎉 Permit CLI Launch Week | Permit CLI Launch Week | Day 5- A Better Rego Experience*| Join for a Live Raffle! Win a Custom Keyboard!* ⌨️ 🙌 Day 5: A Better Rego Experience Use Permit.io’s CLI to extend and customize authorization policies with GitOps flows and custom Rego logic. Join us: https://www.youtube.com/live/XfdIO6sDsLE?si=kWeuCLR6_8hbE6MM

Hey <!everyone>! 🎉 PDP v0.9.0-rc.1 is now live! 🦀 ✨ What’s new: • 🚀 Bringing significant performance improvements to our APIs – >*10× faster* avg. latency for Authorization queries • 🦀 A brand-new Rust-based platform (and coming to OPAL soon!) • 🔄 Built-in caching (in-memory or Redis) • ⚙️ Various other performance & stability improvements ⚠️ This is a release candidate, and should be treated as such (though already running in prod for select beta customers). 💬 Give it a spin and share your feedback! 📖 Full release notes → https://github.com/permitio/pdp/releases/tag/0.9.0-rc.1 The new 0.9.x series marks a new journey for the Permit PDP, with a lot more to come 💪

ℹ️ Scheduled Maintenance Notice – EU Region The maintenance window has been postponed, further notice to follow

Hey <!everyone>! 🎉 PDP v0.9.0-rc.2 is now live! 🦀 ✨ What’s new: • 🔼 Upgrade to OPA v1 - now running on the latest OPA v1.4.2 engine, with seamless compatibility for your existing OPA v0 policies • 💓 Health check logic improvements in our Rust-based PDP, reflecting the system health better • 💻 Optimized CPU scheduling for low-CPU environments, delivering smoother performance under constrained resources • 🛠️ Other fixes, improvements, and behind-the-scenes performance optimizations ⚠️ This is a release candidate - perfect for testing and feedback (already in use by select customers). 💬 Give it a spin and let us know what you think! 📖 Full release notes → https://github.com/permitio/PDP/releases/tag/0.9.0-rc.2 We’re one step closer to the general release of PDP v0.9.0 and our all-new Rust-based platform with blazing-fast performance! 💪

Hey <!everyone>! 🎉 PDP v0.9.0-rc.3 is now live! 🦀 ✨ What’s new: • 🌐 AuthZen API support - native support for the AuthZen standard API specs • ⚡️ OPA query caching - full coverage for all OPA queries, including via AuthZen APIs (read more) ⚠️ This is a release candidate - perfect for testing and feedback (already in use by select customers). 💬 Give it a spin and let us know what you think! 📖 Full release notes → https://github.com/permitio/PDP/releases/tag/0.9.0-rc.3 This is the final RC before the release of PDP v0.9.0 as latest early next week. 🚀

Hey <!everyone>! 🎉 PDP v0.9.0 is now generally available! 🍾 🌟 Highlights: • 🦀 Rust Platform: Brand-new Rust-based PDP • 🚀 Performance Improvements: Reimplemented key Authorization API endpoints in Rust – up to 10× faster avg. latency for Authorization queries! • ⚡ Cache Mechanism: Configurable caching for Authorization queries (read more) • 💎 OPA v1: now running on the latest OPA v1.4.2 engine, with seamless compatibility for your existing OPA v0 policies • 🌐 AuthZen API: Native AuthZen compatible APIs • 💓 Health check: logic improvements and watchdog for automatic recovery of internal services 👉 Check out the full release notes → https://github.com/permitio/PDP/releases/tag/0.9.0 This release marks a major milestone on our journey to the fastest, most reliable PDP yet. Give it a spin and share your feedback! 🚀

☀️ Summer Hackathon Is Coming – And You Get to Decide What We Build! 🛠️ Hey <!everyone>! We’re kicking off our Summer Hackathon, and this time, you’re in the driver’s seat. 🚀 Got a crazy idea for permissions, access control, identity, or auditing? Whether it’s a dream feature for Permit.io or a wild new frontier in AI, data warehouses, or DBs — we want to hear it. 🎤 Submit your pitch in any format you like: – Video (preferred!) – Audio – Or even just text if you’re camera-shy 😅 Our dev team will pick their favorite ideas and build them. Yes, really. This is your chance to shape what we create next — even ideas outside the current roadmap are fair game! Drop your pitches in this Slack thread, or DM us directly. Let’s build something amazing together. 🔥 Let the hacking begin!

Congratulations ! Both docs.permit.io and OPAL.ac now have our beloved support AI agent embedded in them - for you to easily ask questions. With this we’ve also added the very much needed search-bar for the OPAL docs. 🔍 🤖 opal new check

<!channel> Have you given the Permit CLI a go yet? Check it out! now it’s live on our docs - https://docs.permit.io/how-to/permit-cli/ Covering some awesome capabilities, including: • Replaying audit logs for testing • Generate policies from free-text via AI (RBAC only for now) • Export your Permit-env as Terraform • Permit checks right from the CLI • Query the Permit API and directory from the CLI • Setup Gitops

<!channel> Building MCP servers? Using FastMCP? It’s now easier than ever to add fine-grained authorization with

permit_fastmcp

Check it out on FastMCP’s official site: https://gofastmcp.com/integrations/permit As well as the OSS repo itself - https://github.com/permitio/permit-fastmcp Install

# Using UV 
uv add permit-fastmcp

# Using pip
pip install permit-fastmcp

Add the Permit-FastMCP middleware

mcp = FastMCP("My MCP Server")

# Add <http://Permit.io|Permit.io> authorization middleware
mcp.add_middleware(PermitMcpMiddleware(
    permit_pdp_url="<http://localhost:7766>",
    permit_api_key="your-permit-api-key"
))

@mcp.tool
def my_tool(data: str) -> str:
    return f"Processed: {data}"

Easily add policies with Permit s always (Policy Editor UI, API, SDK, Terraform, Rego) .

Styra might be gone; but we’re here for you, and all the other OPA users https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7364405432691449857/