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To enforce safety guardrails, implement a phase-gated risk assessment process requiring explicit user confirmation. This evaluates blast-radius and verifies reversibility, stopping destructive database migrations or production configuration changes until approved.

Blast-radius assessment is the process of evaluating the potential impact and reversibility of an operation. It generates a formal risk report required before executing security-sensitive actions or touching critical files.

Add explicit confirmation gates by applying a multi-phase gating process. Automatic STOP gates at THINK and post-approval checkpoints require manual confirmation before any critical file modifications or secret alterations proceed.

Yes, you can require reversibility checks for security-sensitive actions. The gating process mandates a documented risk report and blast-radius evaluation, ensuring explicit confirmation before touching critical files or secrets.

You need a formal risk report before executing irreversible operations during high-risk workflows like database migrations or production configuration changes. The report verifies blast-radius and requires explicit confirmation to prevent destructive actions.