freeze

You can lock edits to a specific directory by setting a persistent freeze boundary that blocks all Edit and Write operations outside that path. This prevents accidental changes during your Claude Code session.

Yes, you can prevent accidental modifications by applying a persistent freeze boundary to your project folder. A pre-tool hook runs a safety shell check script to block any unauthorized edits outside that directory.

You set up a directory freeze boundary by responding to a runtime prompt that captures your target directory. The tool stores this path in state and enforces it via a shell check script before allowing any edits.

Yes, the freeze boundary persists across all Edit and Write operations during a Claude Code session. It uses a pre-tool hook to run a safety check script, ensuring ongoing protection against unauthorized directory changes.

If Claude attempts to write files outside the frozen directory, the pre-tool hook runs a shell check script that blocks the edit. This safety mechanism prevents accidental or unauthorized changes to files outside the boundary.