AI coding agents need better permissions, and so does the code they write. SpiceBox enforces fine-grained permissions on AI coding agents using SpiceDB, while spicedb-dev gives agents the authorization context they need to generate code with proper access control from the start. Both are open source.
AuthZed is sponsoring Identiverse 2026, where three of the four featured summits point to the same underlying issue: the assumptions that underpinned IAM for two decades have collapsed, exposing authorization as the missing layer.
Learn how to model a complex GitHub-style permission system with SpiceDB and deploy it to AuthZed Cloud, covering tiered roles, org ownership, team hierarchies, and granular repository permissions.
Early benchmarks of the SpiceDB query planner across four schema scenarios and multiple datastore backends, showing where the new planner already outperforms the current dispatch implementation.