git-guardrails-claude-code

To block dangerous git commands, you install a hook script into your project's Claude settings to intercept and prevent destructive operations like git push, git reset --hard, and git branch -D before execution.

Pre-execution validation for git operations is a safety mechanism that intercepts commands before they run, specifically blocking destructive actions like hard resets and branch deletions to prevent accidental data loss and safeguard the codebase.

You set up git hooks to prevent accidental pushes by copying the provided guardrail hook script and adding it directly to your project's Claude settings, which enables command interception for version control safety.

Yes, you can use Claude Code hooks to protect a critical project by applying guardrails that specifically block branch deletions, accidental pushes, and hard resets, safeguarding your codebase from unintended changes.

The limitation of using scripts for git guardrails is that they specifically target command interception within Claude Code, meaning they prevent destructive operations like git push or hard resets locally but do not alter external repository states.