Of course, but check API requires to specify a subject, who is performing the action. But I have different relations for different subjects:

definition folder {
  relation viewer: user:* | organization#member
  permission retrieve = viewer
}

When

organization_access

set to

viewer

, I create relation in SpiceDB

folder:1#viewer@organization:1#member

. When

public_access

set to

viewer

, I create relationship

folder:1#viewer@user:*

. Both relationship can exists in the same time. In order to use check API, I should do request like this

folder:1 retrieve <subject_type>:<subject_id>

, but if let's say I do this as orgniazation member, how I can get know that

public_access

set to

viewer

as well? And vice versa, if I check a permission as public user, how I can get know the

organization_access

value? P.S. Please, don't stick to the meaning of my examples, for instance why public users should know the access level for organization members. I just wanted to simplify my example, but in reallity I have a little more complex schema and other subjects are eligible to see certain data like

organization_access

value

definition folder {
  relation viewer: user | organization#member | group#member | user:* | guest:* | anonymous:*
  permission retrieve = viewer
}