git-guardrails-claude-code

To block destructive git commands in Claude Code, you can set up git hooks that intercept and prevent dangerous operations like push, reset --hard, and clean before they execute. This adds a safety layer to your workflow.

You should block git commands that cause irreversible data loss, such as push, reset --hard, clean, and branch -D. Setting up command blocking prevents accidental destructive operations during automated workflows.

Yes, you can apply git safety checks to either a single project or globally across all projects. This flexibility allows you to customize command blocking based on your specific repository requirements.

You can customize which git commands are blocked by adding or removing patterns from the blocked list in your project settings. This allows you to tailor the safety checks to your specific workflow needs.

Yes, you need Claude Code and the ability to modify project settings to set up git command blocking. The hooks integrate directly with Claude Code to intercept and prevent dangerous git commands.

Git hooks may not block destructive commands if the patterns are not properly configured in the blocked list or if the hooks are not set up with the correct scope, either project-specific or global.