git-guardrails-claude-code

You can block dangerous Git commands in Claude Code by installing a shell script hook that intercepts and rejects specific destructive operations before execution. This safeguard prevents unintended data loss during development.

Yes, Git command blocking supports both project-specific and global configuration across all projects in Claude Code. You can selectively apply safety rules to individual repositories or enforce them universally.

The command blocking hook prevents destructive Git commands such as push, reset --hard, clean, and branch -D. It intercepts these operations before execution to protect your repository from unintended destructive actions.

You can customize the blocked command list by adding or removing patterns from the shell script. This allows you to tailor the safety layer to your specific development workflow and repository requirements.

You can verify Git command blocking is functioning correctly by running the included test. This verification ensures your safety hooks are properly intercepting and rejecting dangerous commands before execution.

No dependencies are required to set up Git safety hooks in Claude Code. You simply copy the provided shell script to your project's hook directory and add the appropriate configuration to your settings file.