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To add warnings before destructive bash commands, this tool implements a PreToolUse hook that detects risky patterns like rm -rf and git reset --hard, returning a permission prompt to prevent accidental data loss across environments.

Yes, this safety hook works with kubectl delete and docker system prune. It detects these specific destructive shell commands and prompts for confirmation before execution, guarding against accidental infrastructure or data removal.

You can protect staging environments by enabling the PreToolUse Bash hook, which screens for destructive git operations like force-push and git reset --hard, prompting for user confirmation before allowing execution.

Yes, you can safely run common rebuild tasks without triggering warnings. The hook includes safe exceptions for non-destructive targets, ensuring standard development workflows proceed uninterrupted while still screening for risky actions.

The best way to track risky shell actions is using this hook, which logs destructive command events and analytics. It intercepts dangerous bash patterns and prompts for permission, actively preventing accidental data loss.

No, the destructive command guard will not block your workflow entirely. It returns a permissionDecision of ask, allowing you to manually override the warning and proceed with the command if the action is intentional.