freeze

You can restrict file edits to a specific directory by setting an absolute path as a boundary. The skill blocks Write and Edit operations outside that path, preventing unauthorized modifications while allowing Read operations to continue.

Yes, reading files outside the enforced edit boundary remains fully unrestricted. The boundary check only applies to Write and Edit operations, allowing you to reference external code without modifying it.

To enforce a directory boundary for debugging, define an absolute path in the state file. This scopes all Write and Edit operations to that single module, ensuring global files remain untouched while you debug.

Yes, the edit boundary tool works without external dependencies. It operates independently by reading the defined path from a state file and evaluating operations against that directory boundary.

When a Write operation targets a path outside the frozen boundary, the system returns a clear denial message. This blocks the unauthorized edit and logs the event in basic analytics for review.