Tool Gate Permission Auditor FAQs

Question 1

What is considered a 'false ask' during an audit?

Accepted Answer

A false ask occurs when a command is purely informational, such as --version, help, or git show-ref, but the permission gate triggers a user confirmation prompt unnecessarily.

Question 2

How does Gate Audit identify incorrect permissions?

Accepted Answer

It extracts unique bash commands from your Claude Code JSONL logs and runs them through your current tool-gates configuration to find commands marked as 'ask' that are actually safe read-only operations.

Question 3

Does this skill automatically update my security rules?

Accepted Answer

No, it acts as an analytical tool that proposes specific fixes for your rules/ gate files and Rust source code, allowing you to review and test changes before applying them.

Question 4

Can it handle large amounts of session data?

Accepted Answer

Yes, for projects with over 500 unique commands, the skill is designed to run analysis tasks in the background to ensure your workflow remains responsive.

Question 5

Where does this skill look for session logs?

Accepted Answer

It searches within the ~/.claude/projects/ directory, automatically resolving project paths to their encoded directory names to locate transcript and subagent files.

Tool Gate Permission Auditor

Key Features

Use Cases

Tool Gate Permission Auditor

Key Features

Use Cases