git-guardrails-claude-code

You prevent destructive git commands by configuring a PreToolUse hook validation script that intercepts and blocks high-risk operations like git push, reset --hard, and branch -D before they reach the shell environment.

Yes, you can scope git safety guardrails globally. The validation script supports both project-specific and global installation patterns to suit different security requirements for your automated development workflows.

Command interception for blocking git push works by using a PreToolUse hook configuration in Claude Code. This hook executes a bash-compatible validation script that checks commands against high-risk patterns before they reach the shell.

Yes, you need jq installed. The validation script requires jq as a dependency, along with a bash-compatible shell environment and the PreToolUse hook configuration, to successfully intercept and block high-risk git operations.

A limitation of using a validation script for git operational boundaries is that it requires a bash-compatible shell environment and the PreToolUse hook configuration to function. It strictly blocks commands rather than modifying them to be safe.