For in-house stuff, I also run by the rule that any tool should be safe to run if there are no args provided. Run any of my tools, and if it's potentially destr

For in-house stuff, I also run by the rule that any tool should be safe to run if there are no args provided. Run any of my tools, and if it's potentially destructive, you'll only get a help screen if there are no args provided. Even tools that don't need any args to function will still require a misc arg if they might theoretically damage something. The theory here is that these tools aren't well-known, so it's an extra level of safety. It also means that colleagues don't have to hunt me down to ask about what it does...