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snowflake-access-guardian

Audit Snowflake effective access and produce a safe least-privilege change packet. Trace account-role inheritance, primary and secondary roles, managed-access schemas, ownership, direct-to-user/PUBLIC grants, orphaned principals, and existing-versus-future-grant conflicts. Use when access is unexpectedly broad or denied, a role graph needs review, or an authorization cleanup needs evidence. Trigger with phrases like "Snowflake access audit", "trace Snowflake grants", "why can this user read", "Snowflake RBAC drift", or "future grants conflict".

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# Snowflake Access Guardian

## Overview

Turn a sanitized Snowflake authorization inventory into an evidence-backed
effective-access trace and a dry-run remediation packet. This is the focused
Snowflake counterpart to a generic RBAC explainer: it catches the failure modes
that make enterprise reviews expensive—role inheritance that was not followed,
direct user and `PUBLIC` grants, abandoned grantees, ownership control, managed
access semantics, secondary-role assumptions, and future-grant precedence.

## Prerequisites

- Receipted, sanitized outputs from the bundled historical, session, role,
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