Hey all! 2 Quick questions let's say I have the schema

definition document {
    relation editor: user
    relation viewer: user
    relation template: template
    relation organization: organization
          
    permission view = viewer + editor + template->edit + organization->full_access
    permission edit = editor + template->edit + organization->full_access
    // I need to know which permission has been set explicitly 
    permission explicit_view = viewer + editor
    permission explicit_edit = editor
    // And a general one for inherited permissions
    permission inherit_any_action_by_template = template->edit 
    permission inherit_any_action_by_organization = organization->full_access
  }

1. Is it a normal practise to do syntetic computed permissions just to understand what has been set explicitly and what is inherited ? (we need that understanding for better UI/UX) 2. Initially I wanted to do

relation parent: template | organization

but that would disable the opportunity to get the source of inheritance in the future (e.g. I want to know that user has edit permissions because he is organization->full_access). What's the best advice here to be able to understant where this inheritader access is coming from? Thanks in advance