set the channel topic: Say hello (ask questions in relevant channels) ❤️

Hello @harshita! Glad to have you here! Let me know if there’s anything I can do for you 👋

Hey @Hien Nguyen! Good to see you here. Happy to answer questions! 😊

Hey @Benjamin kevin! Good to have you with us! Let me know if there’s anything I can do for you 🌸

Hi @Girija shankar! Glad to have you here! Feel free to ask us anything! 💪

Hey @Lev Waisberg! Good to have you with us! Let me know if there’s anything I can do for you ⭐

hello, i'm evaulating permit.io as a SaaS solution for authentication and authorization. would love to schedule a demo. what will be the best way to set it up? thanks

Hello @Kumarasamy Mani! Good to see you here. Ask me anything! check

Hello. Can I connect my git repo, for managing the policies with permit, via https instead of ssh?

Hi @Kyle Dove! Welcome! Let us know how we can help 💪

Hi @Kumareshan Natarajan! Welcome! Feel free to ask us anything! ⭐

Hello @Martin Ritson! Glad to have you here! Let me know if there's anything I can help you with 💜

Thank you Gabriel

Hello @Preetam Ray! Good to see you here. Let me know if you have any questions 💪

Hi @Gabriel L. Manor I had some clarification questions with regards to the Permit's plan limitations, particularly Startup and Pro. 1. Is there any document which i can refer to understand how the Condition sets are counted towards the limitation 2. I was wondering about the role assignments limitations. More specifically, in community edition - 2000 role assignments can be done against an MAU of 1000, while in startup, 5000 against 25K MAU. Would it be possible to write a brief about how the role assignment is calculated. 3. Our concern is that we want to have a view on what limits we are about to hit, so that we can proactively upgrade to a higher plan. Thanks for your time. It would be great if you can help me or direct me to the right person who can help

Hello @Ismael Costa (ismaelirc)! Good to have you with us! Happy to answer questions! 💪

Hello, Guys!

Hi @Christie Molloy! Welcome! Feel free to ask us anything! 🌸

Hello @Gurdeep Singh! Good to have you with us! Happy to answer questions! 💪

Hello Team, I have created the permission rules as below - I am able to set these permissions from Python FastAPI. However, when I am checking these permission in Middleware, I am still gettting "Not Permitted". I would really appreciate if you can help me out. Here is the code for permit.check().

Hi @Jacek! Good to see you here. Let me know if you have any questions 💪

Hi @Gabriel L. Manor I have joined the channel to figure out, how to contribute to OPAL docs, with new approach for managing large multi-tenant sources for SaaS applications. I want to discuss it before I try to make a Pull request for contributing to documentation, because this approach is working but it is not documented. I started a discussion here: https://github.com/permitio/opal/discussions/796, and Gemanor welcomed me to contribute to the Docker files folder. However, I'm still wondering where I should start the discussion to validate my proposal — or should I just prepare a PR and use that as a starting point?

Hi @martink! Welcome! Let me know if there’s anything I can do for you check

Hi @Gyanaranjan panda! Good to have you with us! Let me know if you have any questions 😊

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Hello Everyone, I am new to permit.io and looking to learn something, contribute and make friends. I am following the getting started guide for now

If you want any help and but you are busy then just point me to the problem and the resources and let me do the work and learn😄

Is there any weekly meetings related to OPAL or anything else I can take part in? What time does the team usually work? Asking because of Timezones so that I can fix my schedule to work

Hey @Lucien Putnam! Welcome to the community! Happy to answer questions! ✌️

Hey Gabriel, I'm an engineer at an early-stage startup and we’re investigating Permit.io as our access control layer. We’ve been really impressed so far — especially with the policy-as-code and resource modeling flexibility. One question we’ve run into: our team has 7 engineers currently, and we’d ideally like each of us to have our own isolated environment for testing locally. However, we noticed that the Startup plan limits us to 5 environments, which makes this a bit tricky. Is there any flexibility on that limit for early-stage teams actively integrating Permit into their core architecture? We'd love to avoid workarounds like environment sharing or tag-based namespacing if possible. Thanks in advance! Lucien