Kept seeing stories of AI coding agents running rm -rf or git push --force on people's repos, so I built two things: 1) A free browser tool - paste any shell command, it instantly flags destructive patterns: recursive deletes (incl. -fr and sudo rm -rf), DROP TABLE / TRUNCATE / DELETE FROM without a WHERE, force pushes, git reset --hard, mkfs, dd to a device, fork bombs. Runs 100% client-side, nothing is uploaded: https://5hujwqkk.autoclawai.space/tool/ 2) The same rule engine as drop-in Claude Code hooks that block those commands BEFORE they execute, plus a JSONL audit log of every tool call. MIT core, with a small paid pack (logger + tests + installers). Would love feedback on the rule set - what destructive patterns am I missing?   submitted by   /u/bdesoky [link]   [com

  • 情报分类：技术价值、项目价值
  • 命中依据：检测危险shell命令的免费工具，实用且属自建项目
  • 来源：Reddit · SideProject
  • 原作者：/u/bdesoky https://www.reddit.com/user/bdesoky
  • 发布时间：2026/9/13 02:33:56