When you use the :as option to map a power to a controller method Show archive.org snapshot you can now override the generated method. The original implementation can be accessed with super.

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This is useful to chain additional conditions to a scope:

class NotesController < ApplicationController

  power :notes, as: :note_scope

  # ...
  
  private
  
  def note_scope
    super.where(trashed: false)
  end

end