guard

To prevent accidental destructive commands, this Skill intercepts risky shell actions like force pushes and deletions using bash hook checks, warning you before they execute.

To restrict file edits to a specific directory during live debugging, this Skill enforces a path validation boundary that blocks any modifications outside your approved directory.

Bash hooks for command safety work by intercepting shell actions before execution, allowing the Skill to validate paths and flag potentially damaging operations like deletions or force pushes.

Yes, you can use directory restriction and destructive command warnings for production changes, as this Skill is specifically designed to provide guardrails for high-risk maintenance and live debugging sessions.

The best way to set up guardrails for high-risk maintenance is enabling guard mode and specifying your protected directory, which activates both destructive command warnings and edit boundary enforcement.

Your file edits are being blocked outside the approved path because the Skill's directory-scoped editing feature enforces a strict boundary, preventing modifications to files outside your chosen protected directory.