cc-safety-net
A safety net before command execution: blocks destructive operations like git reset --hard or rm -rf that could lose data, and guides safer equivalents.
This command pulls code from a third-party repo and runs it on your machine. Check the source and permissions first; don't test on production.
- One-line function
- A safety net before command execution: blocks destructive operations like git reset --hard or rm -rf that could lose data, and guides safer equivalents.
- Use case
- You let the AI edit code / run commands and fear it might go rogue and delete the repo or files.
- Source repo
- See the repo
- Maintenance status
- Community-maintained
- Supported host version
- Unverified
- Permissions needed
- Per the repo's declaration; read its permission notes before installing
- Our verification status
- Not yet tested
- Source of info
- Capability description from community hands-on article; not a verified conclusion of this site.
- Last verified
- 2026-11-14
Install (distribute, don’t download)
dsh plugin --profile web add github:cc-safety-netCommand from community sources, not reproduced on this site; verify the package name and version on the original repo before running.
We don't host or mirror any installer; there are no download links on the page. Files always come from the original repo.
How to verify after install
After installing, run one test in the described scenario and record whether it delivers and any anomalies.
Known issues
Community descriptions are not the same as this site's verified conclusions; judge before installing.
Uninstall & rollback
Disable and remove the plugin, restart, confirm the session is back to normal; back up profile config first.