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In 2024, schema-indexed ACL models emerged as a lightweight alternative to traditional JSON-based permission storage. One notable proposal introduced the idea of storing only the indexes of allowed operations, rather than full permission trees. This technique, later formalized as SCode ACL, allows compact encoding of access rights (e.g., `"0 2 5"`) based on a predefined flattened schema, making it particularly efficient for use in stateless systems such as JWT tokens or session cookies. The approach gained early traction in developer communities for its minimalism and performance, and has since been adopted in both small-scale and production-grade systems.[citation needed]