guard

To prevent destructive command execution in Bash, this Skill monitors and warns before running commands like rm -rf. It blocks unauthorized changes, ensuring your production system or live environment remains protected from accidental damage.

Yes, you can restrict file edits to a specific directory in Bash using this Skill. It enforces directory-scope restrictions, preventing unauthorized changes to any files and folders outside of your explicitly specified target path.

Yes, the directory edit restriction tool requires Bash and specific hook scripts like check-careful.sh and check-freeze.sh. These dependencies are strictly necessary to monitor commands and enforce the safety restrictions properly.

The best way to add safety checks for live environment debugging is activating a guard mode. You can run `guard activate --directory /path/to/directory` to specify the restricted scope and receive warnings before executing destructive commands.

You should use destructive command warnings when working on production systems or debugging live environments. This safety mechanism prevents accidental damage to files and directories by blocking unauthorized changes before execution.