apple-notes-enterprise-rbac

# Apple Notes Enterprise RBAC ## Overview Apple Notes has no built-in role-based access control (RBAC). In enterprise environments with Managed Apple IDs via Apple Business Manager, administrators control Notes access through MDM (Mobile Device Management) profiles. For multi-user automation scenarios, implement access control at the automation layer using account separation, folder-based permissions, and shared folder restrictions. iCloud Shared Notes (macOS Ventura+) provide basic collaboration, but fine-grained permissions (read-only vs edit) must be enforced in your wrapper code. ## Account-Based Access Control ```javascript // Apple Notes supports multiple accounts (iCloud, Gmail, On My Mac) // Use account separation as the primary access boundary const Notes = Application("Notes"); function getAccountByName(name) { const account = Notes.accounts().find(a => a.name() === name); if (!account) throw new Error(`Account not found: ${name}`); return account; } // Audit all accounts and their folder structures function auditAccounts() { return Notes.accounts().map(a => ({ name: a.name(), folders: a.folders().map(f => f.name()), noteCount: a.notes().length, })); } // Restrict automation to a specific account only const ALLOWED_ACCOUNT = "iCloud"; function safeGetNotes() { const account = getAccountByName(ALLOWED_ACCOUNT); return account.notes(); } ``` ## Folder-Based Permission Model ```typescript // src/rbac/permissions.ts interface FolderPer...