StrictLLM Permission Tier Ladder
StrictLLM's Always Allow, Always Ask, and Always Deny tool permissions give agencies a way to price deployment by risk exposure rather than seat count.
By InnovaAI ResearchPublished
What is StrictLLM Permission Tier Ladder?
“Persona tool access → billable risk tier”
StrictLLM's Always Allow, Always Ask, and Always Deny tool permissions give agencies a way to price deployment by risk exposure rather than seat count. Map each client persona to a tier: Always Deny for read-only research personas, Always Ask for workflows touching client CRM or billing data, Always Allow only for sandboxed MCP servers in isolated Podman containers. The Starter plan at $29 monthly caps you at 3 personas, so a solo client engagement fits one tier; Pro at $79 monthly removes the persona limit and adds remote and mobile access, which matters when a retainer requires after-hours approval chains. Enterprise adds audit logs for compliance, the tier that justifies a higher setup fee. In practice, a pilot client with two Always Ask personas and one sandboxed MCP server can be scoped as a fixed-fee deployment, while an Always Allow workflow demands written client sign-off and a documented rollback path before delivery begins.
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- Evaluation RuleStrictLLM Rule: Adopt for Auditable Internal Agent Workflows, Not Client-Facing Retainers
- Decision FrameworkStrictLLM: Buy vs Skip (Desktop Persona Orchestration for Client Work)
- Failure PatternWhy Agencies Fail With StrictLLM: The Desktop-Only Retainer Illusion
- Implementation BlueprintStrictLLM Permissioned Persona Rollout (6-8 days)
- Operating ProcedureStrictLLM Persona Permission Hardening (Delivery)