careful

To add a safety prompt before destructive bash commands, this skill uses deterministic pre-checks via a Bash hook to intercept hazardous operations like rm -rf and warn you before execution. It requires explicit user consent to proceed with the action.

You can override the warning prompt for git reset --hard using a deliberate opt-out override mechanism. This safe override requires explicit consent and logs the usage data to an analytics file for auditing purposes.

Audit logging for destructive shell commands records attempt details into the ~/.gstack/analytics directory. This session logging captures warnings and overrides to track hazardous operations across both local environments and production workflows.

This safety hook supports common hazardous operations including kubectl delete, git reset --hard, and rm -rf. It applies deterministic pre-checks across local environments and production workflows to prevent unintended data loss.

The best way to prevent unintended data loss is to implement real-time guardrails that detect dangerous commands before they run. This skill identifies hazardous shell operations and applies configurable warnings to stop accidental execution.