Damage Control

Block dangerous bash commands by installing configurable hook scripts and a patterns.yaml file that enforce permission prompts and command-blocking across global, project, and personal settings.

Protect sensitive file paths by defining restricted edit and write rules in a shared patterns.yaml configuration, which applies guardrails across your development environment workflows.

Hook-based command-blocking mechanisms work by intercepting tool usage calls, checking them against configurable patterns.yaml rules, and enforcing blocking or permission prompts before execution proceeds.

Harden a development environment by enabling automated protection across workflows, applying shared patterns.yaml configurations and hook scripts to block destructive bash commands and restricted file edits.

Damage Control supports custom permission rules across global, project, and project-personal settings, using a shared patterns.yaml file to configure blocking and permission prompts for each level.

Limitations of using hook scripts for command-blocking include requiring proper runtime configuration and installation at each settings level to ensure automated protections enforce safe command execution consistently.