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Anthropic Claude Certified Architect - Professional CCAR-P Question # 11 Topic 2 Discussion

Anthropic Claude Certified Architect - Professional CCAR-P Question # 11 Topic 2 Discussion

CCAR-P Exam Topic 2 Question 11 Discussion:
Question #: 11
Topic #: 2

You are supporting an engineer whose Claude Code session reports a permission denial when the engineer expected the action to be allowed.

Which resolution step is most appropriate?


A.

Tell the engineer to retry the denied action verbatim repeatedly until the denial stops appearing, without inspecting the active permission rules to determine whether the denial is intentional.


B.

Disable the permission system entirely across all scopes to remove the denial, eliminating all tool-pattern and deny-rule controls rather than identifying and amending the specific rule.


C.

Inspect the active permission rules across all scopes—managed, command-line, local, project, and user—to identify which rule is denying the action and confirm whether it should be amended or remain denied.


D.

Grant the engineer unrestricted Bash access to bypass the specific rule causing the denial, removing all tool-pattern constraints rather than amending only the rule in question.


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