git-guardrails-claude-code

To block dangerous git commands in Claude Code, you can use a PreToolUse hook to intercept and prevent destructive operations before they execute. This stops commands like push, reset --hard, and clean from causing accidental data loss.

Yes, you can apply git safety hooks globally across all projects or select a single project scope. This flexibility allows you to enforce git command blocking consistently or target specific repositories needing code protection.

You set up a PreToolUse hook by installing the git safety skill and following the quick start steps to configure it. The hook intercepts git commands before execution, preventing destructive operations and accidental data loss.

For code protection, you should intercept destructive git commands such as push, reset --hard, clean, and branch -D. You can customize the blocked commands list to include any specific git operations you want to prevent from executing.

To verify your git command blocking hook is working, you can use the provided test command. This checks that the PreToolUse hook is functioning correctly and successfully intercepting dangerous git commands before execution.

Yes, git hooks safety is designed specifically for Claude Code environments. It uses a PreToolUse hook to block dangerous git commands, providing safety checks in environments where destructive commands can lead to accidental data loss.