guard

Preventing accidental git push operations requires blocking push commands until explicit user permission is granted. This skill intercepts git push through a pre-tool-use hook script, ensuring critical remote modifications require manual confirmation before proceeding.

Enforcing a strict commit message format is done by validating commit messages against a defined structure using a prefix and short imperative sentence. The hook script blocks any commit operations that fail to match this required formatting pattern.

Reviewing staged changes and branch diff stats before committing is supported through a detailed pre-commit review. The skill generates a status report containing diff statistics and recent commit history before allowing the commit operation to proceed.

This git workflow protection works with standard commit and push commands by intercepting them via a Python hook script. It operates directly on git commands, blocking execution until explicit user permission is granted.

A pre-tool-use hook script intercepts git commands by acting as an executable layer between the user input and the git execution. It blocks commit and push operations by default, performing validation and requiring explicit permission before allowing the command to run.