git-guardrails-claude-code

To prevent destructive git commands in Claude Code, you can use a PreToolUse hook to block dangerous operations like 'push', 'reset --hard', and 'clean' before they execute. This ensures safety for sensitive repositories.

To ensure repository safety, git operations such as 'push', 'reset --hard', and 'clean' should be blocked. Setting up safety hooks intercepts these destructive commands before execution, preventing accidental data loss.

To set up a PreToolUse hook for git safety, install the skill and modify your Claude Code settings to intercept dangerous git commands. This configuration can be applied to individual projects or globally across all projects.

Yes, you can customize which git commands are blocked by Claude Code hooks. The safety configuration allows you to block additional command patterns or exclude certain commands from being intercepted based on your specific project needs.

The git guardrails hook offers scope flexibility, allowing you to apply the safety configuration either to individual projects or globally across all projects. This ensures appropriate coverage for your Claude Code environment.

To configure git safety hooks in Claude Code, you need the Claude Code environment and the ability to modify settings for PreToolUse hooks. No additional dependencies are required to start blocking dangerous git operations.