git-guardrails

You can block destructive git commands by installing a PreToolUse hook that intercepts Claude Code tool invocations and blocks risky operations like git push or git reset --hard before execution. The hook provides feedback to guide manual execution instead.

Destructive git operations intercepted by pretooluse hooks include git push, git reset --hard, git clean, and git branch -D. The hook blocks these risky commands before they run during AI-assisted development sessions.

Yes, you can install the PreToolUse hook in new or existing projects to enforce safety across AI-assisted development sessions. It intercepts Claude Code tool invocations and blocks risky git operations before execution.

Yes, jq is required as a dependency to set up the PreToolUse hook that blocks dangerous git commands. The hook uses jq to parse tool invocations and intercept destructive operations before they execute.

When a dangerous git command is blocked, the hook provides clear feedback to the agent and guides users to run the commands manually. This ensures destructive actions are intercepted before execution during AI-assisted workflows.

Using PreToolUse hooks automates the interception of destructive git commands, ensuring risky operations like git push or git clean are blocked before execution without relying on manual oversight. This enforces consistent safety across all AI-assisted development sessions.