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mistral-enterprise-rbac

Design Mistral organization, workspace, role, service-account, workload-identity, and application RBAC boundaries. Use when governing enterprise access. Trigger with "Mistral RBAC", "manage Mistral workspaces", or "audit Mistral service access".

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# Mistral Enterprise Access Governance

## Overview

Separate provider administration from application authorization. Provider controls govern resources/capacity; the application still enforces users, tenants, data, and tools.

## Prerequisites

- An identity source, joiner/mover/leaver process, and access owner.
- Organization/workspace inventory, role catalog, service identities, and break-glass policy.
- Current roles, service-account, workload-identity, and audit evidence.

## Current Contract

Mistral documents workspaces, groups, roles, service accounts, workload identity, keys, and audit logs. Exact entitlements and plan access come from current admin evidence.
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