freeze

To restrict file edits to a specific directory, you can lock edits to a folder for the current session. The skill uses an interactive prompt to establish the freeze path and enforces the boundary by checking tool input and denying out-of-bound edits.

Directory boundary enforcement is a mechanism that locks edits strictly within a chosen folder to prevent accidental changes outside the boundary. It operates in real-time via a pre-tool hook that checks the file path and denies operations outside the allowed directory.

Setting up a freeze path involves providing a directory path to restrict edits to via an interactive setup prompt. The skill reads and persists the chosen freeze directory, normalizes the paths, and maintains the boundary across the rest of the session.

Yes, you can lock edits to a folder for module-scoping work without requiring any external dependencies. The skill independently enforces the directory boundary for the active session by utilizing a pre-tool hook to validate file paths.

The directory freeze persists across the entire session after you specify the path. It reads and stores the freeze path interactively, then continuously enforces the rule by intercepting tool inputs and blocking any edits outside the boundary.