careful

To prevent destructive bash commands from running accidentally, this Skill enforces a PreToolUse hook that intercepts operations like rm -rf or git reset --hard and issues a warning. It allows you to review and confirm the command before any damage occurs in live environments.

Yes, you can override safety warnings for destructive shell commands. The Skill provides a user override capability, allowing you to proceed with caution and execute the intercepted command after acknowledging the prompt in your Bash workflow.

A shell safety guardrail intercepts destructive operations such as deleting files with rm -rf, dropping database tables, resetting git repositories, and removing Kubernetes resources. It targets commands that pose a risk of accidental damage in shared or production environments.

Yes, this destructive command warning tool works with Kubernetes resource deletion. It applies to Bash workflows and intercepts kubectl delete operations, providing a preemptive warning to prevent accidental removal of critical Kubernetes resources.

To add a warning prompt before executing git reset hard, invoke the command through the careful hook. The hook runs a check script that intercepts the destructive git operation and asks for your confirmation before allowing it to proceed.

You need a warning hook for destructive commands in shared environments when operating on live systems where accidental damage is costly. It enforces a review step for operations like dropping tables or deleting files, reducing risk in production workflows.