careful

You can guard destructive Bash commands by intercepting risky inputs before they run. This functionality uses a PreToolUse hook with a Bash matcher to detect patterns like rm -rf and return a permission decision, warning you before execution.

Yes, interactive warnings prompt you before risky commands execute, providing optional user overrides to proceed after confirmation. This allows you to bypass the guardrail if you determine the destructive action is safe for your current environment.

The safety hook intercepts destructive operations including rm -rf, DROP TABLE, force-push, git reset --hard, and kubectl delete. It detects these risky patterns before execution and returns a permission decision to prevent accidental damage.

Yes, the Bash command guard applies across development and production environments to warn before dangerous actions. It is specifically useful when touching prod, debugging live systems, or working in a shared environment where caution is required.

You enable careful mode to activate safety guardrails for destructive commands. Once enabled, running a potentially destructive operation like a force-push triggers an interactive warning prompt to confirm before execution proceeds.

Yes, logging of safety events is integrated into the workflow when risky commands like kubectl delete are intercepted. The PreToolUse hook detects the pattern and logs the event before returning a permission decision.