git-guardrails-claude-code

Block destructive git commands by installing a Bash PreToolUse hook that scans incoming commands for patterns like push --force and reset --hard, halting execution with a clear error message before damage occurs.

Yes, you can install the hook globally to prevent force pushes across all repositories, or apply it project-locally to safeguard specific workflows while allowing safe operations elsewhere.

Yes, you need jq because the Bash PreToolUse hook relies on it to read and parse the JSON input from stdin to successfully detect and block destructive git actions.

A PreToolUse hook stops dangerous git commands by scanning incoming bash commands for destructive patterns and exiting with code 2 to block the execution and return a clear error.

The best way to prevent accidental repository damage is deploying a Bash hook that blocks destructive git operations before they run, safeguarding your repository by halting execution with clear errors.