Host · Permissions
Directory / File Permissions
Whenever LVIS touches files on your PC, it only ever operates within folders you've explicitly allowed. Permissions are granted per folder, and you decide the scope and duration yourself.
Plugins can freely use only their own domain
Each plugin can freely read and write only within the domain the host has carved out for it. It can never access another plugin's domain, and it can only enter external folders such as your home directory after receiving your explicit permission.
When the host needs to access an external folder
- 01
Request trigger
A built-in host tool or an external tool attempts to write to an external area such as your home folder → a permission card fires.
- 02
Permission card
Choose read-only / read+write, plus scope (this folder only / include subfolders) and duration (1 hour / 24 hours / permanent).
- 03
Permission persistence
audit trailGranted permissions are recorded in the LVIS area on your PC, preserving who granted it, when, and with what scope.
- 04
Usage
Subsequent calls to the same tool run automatically within the granted permission. Access outside the scope is rejected immediately with no bypass, and re-authorization is requested from you.