careful

To prevent accidental data loss from destructive bash commands, a safety skill can intercept your bash tool inputs and match them against high-risk patterns like recursive deletions before execution. It issues a warning and allows user override for intentional operations.

Yes, you can get warnings before running git reset hard or kubectl delete. The skill automatically scans all bash commands for high-risk patterns including force git pushes and container deletions, prompting you for confirmation before they execute.

Command safety interception does not block safe deletions like removing node_modules or build folders. It features safe exception handling that allows non-destructive common deletions to run automatically without issuing unnecessary warnings.

The best way to protect shared development environments from unintended command execution is enabling a careful mode that intercepts destructive system commands. This prevents service disruption and irreversible data loss by requiring explicit user confirmation for matched high-risk operations.

You can override a false positive warning for a destructive command you intend to run by using the user override feature. The skill issues warnings for matched commands but explicitly allows you to bypass them to proceed with intentional operations.