safe-file-deletion

To prevent accidental file deletion, you need a mechanism that enforces explicit user permission before executing remove, unlink, or fs.rm commands. This safety guardrail ensures automated scripts cannot remove files from disk without direct user consent.

You can require user confirmation before a file is permanently removed by triggering a request_file_permission call for any deletion operation. The file removal process pauses and only proceeds if the user explicitly allows the action.

Yes, fs.rm requires explicit user approval to execute file removal when this safety mechanism is applied. The system intercepts the fs.rm call and halts execution until the user reviews the target files and grants explicit permission.

The best way to add a safety guardrail for unlink and rm commands is to enforce an explicit permission check that covers all file removal functions. This approach prevents unauthorized data loss by pausing operations until explicit user consent is granted.

Yes, you can see a list of files before approving a deletion operation. When a removal command is initiated, the confirmation step prompts the user by listing the specific files to be deleted, ensuring informed consent before proceeding with the removal.