safety-guard

You can prevent destructive shell commands during autonomous agent workflows by enabling Guard Mode, which combines execution interception and directory locking to block unsafe operations and log attempts for auditing.

To lock down a directory tree during migrations, enable Freeze Mode, which actively intercepts and restricts edits to a specific directory tree, preventing unintended changes to critical assets and configurations.

The best way to enforce development security for autonomous agents is to apply protection modes like Guard Mode, which combines execution control and directory locking to safeguard critical assets from destructive operations.

Yes, you can configure execution control rules per-project or per-session, applying protection across sensitive tasks such as migrations, deployments, and edits to critical directories to intercept dangerous commands.

Yes, Careful Mode intercepts dangerous commands, warns the user, and suggests safer alternatives while logging the blocked actions, providing an execution control layer for sensitive development security tasks.

You should avoid using autonomous execution control without proper configuration when performing sensitive operations, as unconfigured execution may block necessary commands or fail to log destructive operations for auditing properly.