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To prevent unintended code changes, use a session-boundary that restricts edits to a single directory. This scope limitation ensures focused debugging by blocking any write operations outside the designated folder, protecting the rest of your project from collateral modifications.

Directory-restriction is an edit-boundary mechanism that requires a boundary path stored in session state. It uses a hook to intercept Edit and Write inputs, verifying the target path against the boundary and enforcing a deny decision for any out-of-bounds operations.

Yes, you can scope safe edits to a single folder by setting a persistent, session-scoped boundary. This boundary remains active for the duration of your conversation or task, ensuring that all code changes are confined to the designated directory.

To set up a session-boundary, specify the target directory you want to restrict edits to and confirm the boundary is set for the session. The system will then intercept write operations, providing clear feedback if an action is blocked and guidance on boundary adjustments.

Yes, write-protection for debugging safety works without external dependencies. The edit-boundary is enforced internally by intercepting inputs and verifying paths against the session state, requiring no additional components or libraries to function.

Your Write operations are being blocked because the target path falls outside the user-specified directory boundary. The hook intercepts the operation and enforces a deny decision to prevent drift, providing clear feedback so you can adjust your target path accordingly.