Read-only access review brief for one Clerk user. It reads the user profile, active sessions, organization memberships, and organization invitations through recued-core.clerk, then asks the AI summarizer for access posture, risky signals, and next steps. It never bans users, changes organization roles, creates sessions or tokens, revokes invitations, resets credentials, mutates MFA, or calls arbitrary Clerk APIs.

How it works 19 steps

Inspect the data fetches, transforms, gates, and output this recipe runs.

Process (19 steps)

■ normalized_user_id trim

Trim whitespace from setting user id

■ user ?

■ sessions_raw ?

■ memberships_raw ?

■ invitations_raw ?

■ sessions default

Apply default

■ memberships default

Apply default

■ invitations default

Apply default

■ session_count count

Count items in sessions

■ membership_count count

Count items in memberships

■ invitation_count count

Count items in invitations

■ summarize ?

■ session_rows slice

Take a subset of

■ membership_rows slice

Take a subset of

■ invitation_rows slice

Take a subset of

■ session_table to_table

Format results as a data table

■ membership_table to_table

Format results as a data table

■ invitation_table to_table

Format results as a data table

■ card to_summary

Format results as a summary card

Settings 5 configurable

Configurable at install. Defaults shown — change them anytime in Recued.

clerk setting =

focus setting = Summarize this Clerk user's banned and locked state, sign-in posture, MFA flags, active sessions, organization memberships, pending organization invitations, access-risk signals, and concrete next steps. Do not invent facts outside the Clerk data.

user id setting =

row limit setting = 20

max length setting = 900