To address your question about applying different firewall rules to specific paths within a multi-tenant project, you can indeed use the Vercel Firewall API to achieve this. Here's how you can approach this using the available endpoints:

1. First, you'll need to use the "Put Firewall Configuration" endpoint to set up your initial firewall rules. This endpoint allows you to create or overwrite the existing firewall configuration.
2. In the request body for this endpoint, you can specify rules that target specific paths. Here's an example of how you might structure a rule for a specific tenant:

In this example, we've created two rules: one for /tenant-1/ and another for /tenant-2/. Each rule specifies different IP addresses to block for the respective tenant paths.

3. To update these rules programmatically based on tenant preferences, you can use the "Update Firewall Configuration" (PATCH) endpoint. This allows you to modify existing rules without overwriting the entire configuration.
4. For features like country-based blocking or human challenges, you can add additional conditions to your rules. For example:

5. To apply these rules programmatically based on tenant preferences in your app, you would need to create an API endpoint in your application that receives the tenant's preferences and then calls the Vercel Firewall API to update the rules accordingly.

Remember to handle authentication securely and not expose your Vercel API token in client-side code. Instead, create a server-side API in your application that handles the communication with the Vercel API.

This approach allows you to dynamically update firewall rules for different paths and tenants in your multi-tenant application. However, keep in mind that frequent updates to firewall rules may have performance implications, so it's best to batch updates when possible.

Is there any specific part of this process you'd like me to explain further?