freeze

To restrict file edits to a specific directory during a session, you can use a directory lock mechanism that blocks 'Edit' and 'Write' operations outside the user-defined path. This confines changes to the target folder.

Directory edit restriction is used to isolate changes to a single module or directory, preventing unintended modifications to other parts of the file system. It is ideal for controlled debugging sessions where boundaries must be enforced.

Lock a directory path by running the `/freeze` command followed by your target directory path. This enforces edit restrictions based on the user-defined boundaries for the current session.

Edit restriction blocks both 'Edit' and 'Write' operations outside the allowed directory. It limits file edit operations to the designated target path to prevent unintended changes elsewhere in the file system.

You can use a directory lock to isolate changes for a single module during debugging. By confining edits to a specified directory, it prevents unintended modifications to other parts of the file system.

Do not rely on session control for file edit restrictions if you need persistent lock rules that remain active after the session ends. This mechanism only enforces edit boundaries during the active session runtime.