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permission-aware-query-builder

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Warns when CMIS or Alfresco Query Language queries may bypass ACLs. Suggests SearchService with authority context instead. Trigger when generating search or query code.

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    CMIS queries: run in the context of the authenticated user by default — this is safe

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SKILL.md

Permission-Aware Query Builder

Review generated query code for potential ACL bypass issues.

Rules

  1. Never use direct JDBC/Hibernate queries to access nodes — these bypass the permission model entirely
  2. CMIS queries run in the context of the authenticated user by default — this is safe
  3. SearchService queries — verify SearchParameters includes authority context when needed
  4. AuthenticationUtil.runAsSystem — flag any query executed inside runAsSystem as a potential security issue unless explicitly justified
  5. sys_acl / sys_racl — when using Search Enterprise (Elasticsearch), verify that ACL fields are included in the search index configuration
  6. Solr AFTS queries — respect fts.alfresco.defaultNamespace setting; warn if queries hardcode node refs

Output

Flag each potential ACL bypass with severity (high/medium/low), explanation, and suggested fix.

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