Source: https://spooly.eu/en/docs/ai/permissions

# Permissions

Every connection may read. It may only change things if you allow it when connecting.

## What the app may read

- Spools with remaining weight and storage location
- What is loaded in your printer slots
- Your prints with duration and cost
- Your printers and whether they are printing
- Maintenance, print hours and statistics
- Your account type and today’s requests

## What the app may change if you allow it

- Weigh, correct and refill remaining weight
- Create, edit, archive and restore spools
- Set storage location
- Assign and empty slots
- Complete and snooze maintenance, correct print hours

## When the permission is missing

Then Spooly answers with `insufficient_scope`, and the AI offers to ask for it. For a key, “May also change” decides when you create it.

## What never works

- Controlling printers: they can be neither started nor stopped.
- Deleting for good: archiving and restoring yes, deleting no.
- Changing your account and your subscription.
- Reading customer and company data from orders.
- Reading access credentials for printers and accounts.
- Reading payment data.
- Reviewing prints: this only works in the app, the AI sees only the number of open reviews.
