Detect destructive Bash commands and prompt for confirmation before execution.
npx skills add https://github.com/gfires/motion-analysis --skill careful-gfires
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: careful Source: https://github.com/gfires/motion-analysis/tree/main/careful Command: npx skills add https://github.com/gfires/motion-analysis --skill careful-gfires
Safety guardrails prevent destructive commands from causing data loss by warning before executing risky operations and requiring explicit confirmation. This is essential for working in prod, debugging live systems, or shared environments where mistakes can have outsized impact.
Enable safety mode by running the /careful command before executing risky operations.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To add a safety prompt before running destructive bash commands, use a PreToolUse hook that detects destructive patterns like rm -rf and requires explicit confirmation before execution.
Yes, you can get a warning before executing git reset --hard or kubectl delete by enabling a shell workflow guard that detects destructive commands and prompts for confirmation.
No, the destructive command guard does not block normal build artifact cleanup because it includes safe exceptions for common build artifacts to avoid interrupting standard workflows.
The best way to prevent accidental data loss in shared environments is implementing pre-execution safety guardrails that warn before risky operations and require configurable prompts to proceed.
You can override the safety warning when intentionally running a risky command by using the configurable prompt overrides to proceed when the operation is safe and intentional.
LaPaGaYoWarn before destructive shell commands require explicit user confirmation.
burgebjAudit bash commands for destructive patterns before execution.
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luisgustavooliveiraWarn before executing destructive commands in Bash and similar environments.
