Clean Permission Controls Done Right

This is Figma's connector settings page inside what looks like Claude's interface. What hits first is the sheer clarity. A simple left sidebar with Settings categories, and then this beautifully organized tool permissions panel that never feels overwhelming despite listing 12+ tools.

Smart Grouping That Actually Helps

The tools are split into Interactive, Read-only, and Write/delete categories. Each gets its own "Always allow" or "Needs approval" dropdown. Then every individual tool has three toggle states. It's a lot of granular control packed into a layout that stays calm. The warm beige and cream palette keeps everything soft without feeling washed out. Typography is minimal, monospace-style for tool names like `get_screenshot` and `get_variable_defs`, which gives it a dev-friendly feel.

What Makes It Stand Out

The permission hierarchy is the star here. Global controls per category plus per-tool overrides. That's genuinely thoughtful UX. The Uninstall button sits quietly top-right, not screaming for attention. Everything breathes. No cramped rows, no visual noise. Just structured, functional design that respects the user's time.