rules-engine

Evaluate changed files against pre-configured safety rules before commits.

Updated Aug 27, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/bizcad/RoadTrip --skill rules-engine
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Skill: rules-engine
Source: https://github.com/bizcad/RoadTrip/tree/main/skills/rules-engine
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/bizcad/RoadTrip --skill rules-engine

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Evaluates files against safety and validation rules before operations, helping teams block unsafe commits and ensure codebase integrity.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Phase 1: apply explicit blocklists and regex patterns to filter out secrets, artifacts, and large files before commits.
  • Phase 2 (Future): integrate content scanning for secrets and license checks, with auditable decisions and per-file guidance.

Quick Start

Run the rules engine against the staged or changed files to automatically block unsafe changes and approve safe ones.

Frequently Asked Questions about rules-engine

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I block unsafe git commits automatically?

You can block unsafe git commits by running a rules engine against changed files to evaluate them against pre-configured blocklists and regex patterns before operations.

Can I validate changed files for secrets and large artifacts before a push?

Yes, you can validate changed files for secrets and large artifacts by applying safety configurations and size limits during pre-push workflows to ensure codebase integrity.

What is the best way to gate code changes across repositories in CI pipelines?

The best way to gate code changes across repositories in CI pipelines is to evaluate staged files against safety rules, returning a structured decision with per-file outcomes to block unsafe changes.

Does this commit validation tool support content scanning for licenses?

Content scanning for secrets and license checks is planned as a future phase, while current commit validation focuses on explicit blocklists, regex patterns, and size limits.

Why do I need pre-configured rules for pre-commit workflows?

Pre-configured rules are needed for pre-commit workflows to systematically filter out secrets, artifacts, and large files, providing auditable decisions and per-file guidance before changes are accepted.

Are there limitations to blocking unsafe changes with regex patterns?

A limitation of blocking unsafe changes with regex patterns is that it only applies explicit blocklists and size limits, meaning deeper content scanning for secrets is not yet supported in the current phase.