Permissions Player Guide
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In order to view the groups that have been configured on the server you are playing on, you may use the /group list command.
In order to add a group to a player, you may use /group add [player] [group]. In order to remove a group from a player, you may use /group remove [player] [group]. These groups apply to every linked Minecraft profile a player has linked to their profile, so you do not have to add the same group multiple times across each Minecraft account a player has.
In order to add a group to a character, you may use /charactergroup add [player] [group]. In order to remove a group from a character, you may use /charactergroup remove [player] [group]. The group added will only apply to the player's active character, meaning if they switch to a different character, they will no longer have the permissions of the group.
First, the groups assigned to the profile are assigned, then the groups assigned to the character are assigned, with any permissions assigned to the character overriding those from the profile. The groups are retrieved in the order they are retrieved from the database, which usually means whichever order they were assigned to the player.
If a player does not have any groups assigned to their profile or active character, the default group is used, and any permissions assigned there are used.
If neither the profile nor character groups have a value for the permission set, the default value for the permission is used (may be true, false, or op, determined by the plugin)
You can reload the permissions config with /permissions reload. This will force a cache clear of all player and character groups and a re-load and re-application of all permissions groups, so may take a few seconds to complete if there are many players online, however it will not block the main thread so may be safely performed.