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To prevent accidental data loss from destructive bash commands, you need real-time guardrails that warn before executing dangerous operations. This Skill intercepts commands like rm -rf, prompts for confirmation, and provides safe defaults to cancel or proceed.

Yes, you can get a warning before running destructive git reset or kubectl delete operations. The Skill detects dangerous patterns through a PreToolUse hook and prompts you to confirm or cancel before execution proceeds.

This destructive command warning system works in both interactive shells and automation. It inspects Bash commands through a dedicated check script, returning a permission decision to help keep prod and shared systems safe during dangerous operations.

You can override the warning when you intentionally need to run a destructive command by using the per-command override feature. This allows you to explicitly proceed with dangerous operations in a controlled environment after the prompt appears.

The best way to add safety guardrails to dangerous docker prune commands is to use a PreToolUse hook that detects destructive patterns and prompts for confirmation. This approach intercepts the command before execution, reducing the chance of accidental data loss.

You should not use a destructive command warning hook when you require fully unattended automation without any prompts, as it pauses execution to ask for confirmation. It is designed for interactive shells and controlled environments where user override is possible.