Certainly! Below is a Go example using the Ory Permissions (Keto) Go SDK to grant the relation you specified: namespace

Article

, object

article_abcdefg12345

, relation

author

, and subject ID

<tel:12345-5678-9087|12345-5678-9087>

. This example demonstrates how to create the relationship using the REST API client.

go package main  import (  "context"  "fmt"  "os"   ory "<http://github.com/ory/client-go|github.com/ory/client-go>" )  func main() {  // Set up the context with your Ory API Key  oryAuthedContext := context.WithValue(context.Background(), ory.ContextAccessToken, os.Getenv("ORY_API_KEY"))   // Define the relationship details  namespace := "Article"  object := "article_abcdefg12345"  relation := "author"  subjectId := "<tel:12345-5678-9087|12345-5678-9087>"   // Create the relationship payload  payload := ory.CreateRelationshipBody{   Namespace: &namespace,   Object:    &object,   Relation:  &relation,   SubjectId: &subjectId,  }   // Configure the Ory API client  configuration := ory.NewConfiguration()  configuration.Servers = []ory.ServerConfiguration{   {    URL: "https://<your-ory-project-url>", // Replace with your Ory project URL   },  }  client := ory.NewAPIClient(configuration)   // Create the relationship  _, r, err := client.RelationshipApi.CreateRelationship(oryAuthedContext).CreateRelationshipBody(payload).Execute()  if err != nil {   fmt.Fprintf(os.Stderr, "Full HTTP response: %v\n", r)   panic("Encountered error: " + err.Error())  }  fmt.Println("Successfully created relationship") }

Replace

https://<your-ory-project-url>

with your actual Ory project URL and ensure your

ORY_API_KEY

environment variable is set. This code is adapted from the official Ory documentation and demonstrates how to grant a permission by creating a relationship tuple using the Go SDK and the Permissions API [Ory Permissions Go SDK](https://www.ory.sh/docs/keto/sdk/go).