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To prevent unsafe bash commands, you can define custom behavior control rules that intercept agent actions and block execution based on specific patterns. This ensures compliance by evaluating commands against configured safety conditions before they run.

Prompt behavior control works by defining custom rules that intercept and modify AI actions during events like file operations or bash commands. It uses regex pattern matching to evaluate conditions and block or warn against actions that violate compliance rules.

Yes, you can block specific file operations by creating rules that target file events. For example, you can configure a rule to intercept and block any command targeting sensitive directories, preventing accidental deletion of important files during automated tasks.

You can set up custom rules by defining conditions based on file events and using regex pattern matching to specify unwanted operations. The system evaluates these conditions during file operations and triggers a warning instead of executing the action.

You can intercept events including bash commands, file operations, user prompts, and agent stops. This allows you to evaluate conditions using regex pattern matching across different stages of interaction to enforce comprehensive safety and compliance rules.

You can analyze past conversations to identify potential behaviors to hook by reviewing the interaction history. This analysis helps you discover unwanted actions that require new behavior control rules to ensure future compliance and safety.