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You can add safety prompts for destructive bash commands by implementing runtime guardrails via a PreToolUse hook. This intercepts commands before execution, warning you before operations like rm -rf or git reset --hard can cause data loss.

Yes, you can intercept kubectl delete commands before execution in production. The hook applies across development, staging, and production workflows, prompting for confirmation before running unsafe deployment commands that could cause outages.

Runtime guardrails stop accidental data loss from SQL DROP or TRUNCATE statements by hooking into CLI workflows. The system detects these destructive commands and prompts the user for explicit confirmation before allowing the operation to proceed.

No special configuration is required to enable confirmation prompts for dangerous shell commands. The guardrails work immediately from the frontmatter, though you can apply optional overrides in SKILL.md to customize safety modes for critical shared environments.

Yes, you can override safety warnings for destructive commands in staging workflows. The system allows user-overridable warnings and configurable safety modes, so you can adjust the interception behavior based on your specific environment requirements.