Auth Manager

It handles the full workflow: intent recognition (query versus apply), resource and applicant discovery when IDs are missing, parameter validation against strict enums, and routing to the appropriate auth service endpoints. The skill enforces hard constraints like checking existing permissions before applying, retrying on auth failures exactly once, and blocking any write operations to business data with pattern matching on SQL keywords in multiple languages. You'll use this when users need to check their access rights or request permissions for data views, knowledge networks, row/column rules, or other protected resources. The documentation structure with progressive loading and separate reference files for each endpoint type is thorough but assumes you're working in a complex enterprise environment with formalized access control.