AI Studio permission matrix¶
This page summarizes the AI Studio permission matrix for quick reference during design, configuration, and troubleshooting.
Reference table¶
Domain |
Typical read actions |
Typical write actions |
|---|---|---|
Users and roles |
View members, roles, and role assignments |
Create, change status, assign roles, and delete |
Connectors and tasks |
View connections and execution status |
Create, edit, run, pause, and delete |
Catalog and knowledge bases |
Browse assets, sources, and bindings |
Create, update semantics, bind, and delete |
Workflows |
View DSL, versions, and executions |
Create, edit, run, pause, and publish |
Agents |
View configurations, versions, and sessions |
Bind capabilities, create versions, publish, and automate |
Monitoring |
View jobs, SQL history, and logs |
Export records or manage alert rules (if enabled) |
How to use this reference¶
Confirm the product version, workspace, and feature flags in your environment.
Use the table to identify the relevant capability or troubleshooting approach, then follow the corresponding guide to complete the configuration.
Run a minimal test of compatibility, permissions, or limits; do not rely solely on whether an item appears in the interface.
Save the error message, request ID, and time of occurrence to support cross-service troubleshooting.
Product entry and core objects¶
Item |
Current implementation |
|---|---|
Page entry |
Reference pages do not map to a single runtime entry. |
Service contract |
Enumerations come from the current frontend registration, Core IAM actions, backend routes, and MatrixOne SQL capabilities; the deployment contract takes precedence over the documentation snapshot. |
Core objects |
Enum, Feature flag, Permission action, HTTP status, Connector type, Operator |