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iam-helper-for-policy-simulator

Safely simulates and applies Identity and Access Management (IAM) v1

IAM helper for policy simulator is an agent skill that helps you change IAM allow policies on Google Cloud safely. Its core rule is that a modifying policy change is never applied without a policy simulation first. The Policy Simulator replays the last 90 days of access logs against the proposed policy, to check whether any access that has happened historically would be blocked by the change. That tells you whether existing workloads would be disrupted before you apply anything. The skill uses only standard public gcloud commands. It explains the prerequisites: the environment needs the policy simulator admin role, the cloud asset viewer role and the appropriate IAM admin role for the target resource. Changes can target a project, a folder or an organization. It is aimed at security and platform teams who want to tighten access without breaking production, and who want the impact checked against real access history. It is published by Google on skills.sh under the google skills repository, with about 3.4K installs. The skills.sh listing shows Gen Agent Trust Hub, Socket and Snyk all passing.

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