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CompositePermissionChecker

Struct CompositePermissionChecker 

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pub struct CompositePermissionChecker { /* private fields */ }
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Chains multiple PermissionPolicy implementations into a single PermissionChecker.

Policies are evaluated in registration order. The first Deny short-circuits immediately. If any policy returns RequireApproval, that is used unless a later policy denies. If at least one policy returns Allow and none deny or require approval, the result is Allow. Otherwise the fallback decision is returned.

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use agentkit_tools_core::{
    CommandPolicy, CompositePermissionChecker, PathPolicy, PermissionDecision,
};

let checker = CompositePermissionChecker::new(PermissionDecision::Allow)
    .with_policy(PathPolicy::new().allow_root("/workspace"))
    .with_policy(CommandPolicy::new().allow_executable("git"));

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impl CompositePermissionChecker

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pub fn new(fallback: PermissionDecision) -> Self

Creates a new composite checker with the given fallback decision.

The fallback is used when no policy has an opinion about a request.

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pub fn with_policy(self, policy: impl PermissionPolicy + 'static) -> Self

Appends a policy to the evaluation chain and returns self for chaining.

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impl PermissionChecker for CompositePermissionChecker

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fn evaluate(&self, request: &dyn PermissionRequest) -> PermissionDecision

Evaluate a single permission request and return the decision.

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