git-guardrails-claude-code

To prevent destructive git commands, you can use a PreToolUse hook that intercepts shell operations and validates them against a predefined list of dangerous patterns like git push --force before they execute.

You can block git reset hard by injecting a guardrail hook into your project or global settings directory that automatically validates shell commands and stops high-risk git operations from reaching the shell.

Yes, you need jq installed because the guardrail hook requires jq for parsing and validating intercepted shell commands against destructive git patterns during standard bash execution.

Yes, you can apply git guardrails globally by configuring the PreToolUse hook in the global settings directory to intercept and block high-risk git operations across all your projects.

High-risk git commands include destructive operations like force pushes and hard resets that can cause irreversible repository damage, which the guardrails intercept by validating shell commands against predefined patterns.

You should use guardrails for AI-assisted development to prevent accidental repository damage, ensuring that AI agents cannot execute irreversible git operations like hard resets on sensitive production branches.