Working notesGuides

The parts that decide whether it survives.

Not product notes. These are the questions we end up answering in evaluations and handover meetings — record-level access control, what owning generated code actually means, and the tools nobody approved — written out properly so we can point at them.

3 guidesWritten by the people who build the platform

The log

  1. Data and access7 min read

    Row-level security, and why it belongs in the database

    What row-level security is, the three places teams put record-level rules, why the ones written in application code eventually leak, and the checks that tell you whether yours actually holds.

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Comms

Something here you disagree with?

These are written from what we run into, not from a keyword list. If your experience says otherwise, we would genuinely like to hear it — and if you have a question none of them answer, ask a person.