What problem does it solve?
This skill reduces operational risk during sensitive work by forcing clarity and explicit confirmation before destructive or wide-scope changes.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Destructive Command Guardrails: Requires confirmation and impact disclosure for risky operations like recursive deletes, hard resets, force pushes, and production deletions.
- Edit Boundary Discipline: Keeps edits scoped to the user-provided target folder and asks first when changes must occur outside scope.
- Failure Classification & Circuit Breakers: Classifies risk by determinism, environment readiness, transience, or operator capability, and stops repeating blocked risky attempts until rollback/scope evidence is provided.
Quick Start
Use the safety-guardrails skill whenever the requested change can delete data, mutate history, or expand edit scope, and ask it to output a risk level, approval decision, rollback plan, and verification state before proceeding.