safe-file-deletion

To require file deletion confirmation, you need a mechanism that intercepts commands like `rm`, `rm -rf`, `unlink`, and `fs.rm` to enforce explicit user permission before proceeding.

Preventing accidental data loss from `rm -rf` requires enforcing an explicit user confirmation step that requests direct permission before any directory or file removal operation is executed.

Safe file deletion applies to programmatic file system operations such as `unlink` and `fs.rm`, ensuring explicit user permission is requested via `request_file_permission` before any programmatic deletion occurs.

The best way to add a permission prompt for command line file deletion is to enforce a confirmation step using `request_file_permission` for all `rm` and `unlink` actions to prevent irreversible data loss.

You need explicit user permission for file system operations whenever an agent attempts to delete files or directories, ensuring direct user consent is captured before any removal action is executed.