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To prevent destructive Bash commands, a PreToolUse hook intercepts high-risk actions such as rm -rf, git push --force, and database drops, prompting for confirmation before execution to safeguard against accidental data loss.

A PreToolUse hook intercepts shell commands by running a check script before execution within the shell session. This mechanism enforces safety guardrails by detecting risky patterns and warning the user before proceeding.

Yes, safety guardrails for destructive commands are suitable for development, CI, and production-like workflows. They intercept high-risk Bash actions like database drops and git push --force to prevent system disruption across environments.

The best way to add warnings before running git push --force is implementing a PreToolUse Bash hook. It detects destructive command patterns and prompts for confirmation, preventing accidental data loss or system disruption.

You need safety mode for destructive shell commands when executing high-risk actions like rm -rf, git push --force, or database drops. It provides warnings and confirmation prompts to prevent accidental data loss during development or CI workflows.