careful

To add a warning prompt before executing destructive shell commands, enable careful mode to trigger a pre-execution hook that detects risky patterns and requires explicit confirmation before proceeding.

A pre-execution hook for shell safety intercepts commands before they run, detects destructive patterns like rm -rf or git reset --hard, and prompts the user for explicit consent to prevent accidental data loss.

Yes, you can get a warning before running kubectl delete or git reset --hard in production by enabling careful mode, which applies guardrails during live debugging and production changes.

You can override a command warning to proceed with a destructive operation by explicitly confirming the prompt, which allows safe exploration in prod or shared environments while maintaining the safety guardrail.

Yes, this destructive command warning system works in CI environments, applying safety guardrails to warn before risky operations are executed during automated production changes and shared environment collaboration.

A limitation of careful mode during live debugging in shared environments is that it requires manual confirmation for each detected destructive command, which may interrupt automated scripts or non-interactive CI pipelines.