BUILDER × LAYER

Authorization & RLS
for Cursor

Server-side permissions and row-level data policies

Prioritycritical

BuilderCursor

ContextBrowser-hidden UI is presentation, not authorization. RLS is your last line of defense.

What you need to verify

For Cursor apps, authorization & rls requires explicit attention. Browser-hidden UI is presentation, not authorization. RLS is your last line of defense.

Identify which service owns this layer in your Cursor stack.
Separate preview and production configuration.
Verify failure behavior and owner alerts.
Document export or migration path.
Test with a non-admin user and real domain.

Common Cursor mistakes for Authorization & RLS

Assuming Cursor handles this automatically
Using the same configuration for preview and production
Not testing failure scenarios
Forgetting to set up monitoring and alerts

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