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strazactl policy simulate

Ask what a call would do for a subject, against the live policies

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Synopsis

Evaluate one event for one subject against the policies live right now, optionally with a PolicySet from a local file overlaid in place of its same-named stored set (a preview of what publishing would produce).

Exactly one of --user (real roles, resolved server-side) or --roles (a hypothetical) is required. --event defaults to tool.pre. Any other event field goes in --event-json, a file that holds the whole event object. The verdict is the answer, not an enforcement result: simulate exits 0 on every verdict.

strazactl policy simulate [flags]

Examples

  strazactl policy simulate --user dana --tool shell.exec --command "rm -rf /home/dana/work/build"
  strazactl policy simulate --roles local-tools --tool shell.exec --command "kubectl apply -f deploy/app.yaml"
  strazactl policy simulate --user dana --event-json recorded-event.json

Options

      --app string           mcp.call: the MCP server's name
      --attestation string   subject attestation: none, advisory, or managed (default none)
      --command string       shell.exec: the raw command line
      --event string         event kind (default "tool.pre")
      --event-json string    read the full event object from a JSON file (excludes the per-field event flags)
  -f, --file string          PolicySet YAML to overlay on the live policies
      --path stringArray     file.*: affected path (repeatable)
      --roles strings        simulate a hypothetical subject holding these roles (comma-separated)
      --tool string          tool id (e.g. shell.exec, mcp.call, file.write)
      --tool-name string     mcp.call: upstream tool name
      --user string          simulate this user (real roles, resolved server-side)

Options inherited from parent commands

      --server string   strazad base URL (overrides $STRAZA_SERVER and the server you logged into)

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