otherland26

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   by otherland26 7mo ago

   Thanks! How do you mean?
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   by otherland26 7mo ago

   Good question. If your threat model is “Claude does something dumb I’ll regret” HAL is enough and way less friction (one tool does one thing)
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   by otherland26 7mo ago

   "Just use a deny list" is the other obvious response. You could. You'd need to write every rule yourself, maintain it, and accept that string-matching rm -rf will flag git commit -m 'fix rm -rf bug' as dangerous. Pl
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   by otherland26 7mo ago

   I built a thing. Relevant if you use Copilot or Claude Code in autopilot mode. Copilot's hook system lets you intercept commands before they run, but it ships without any. No rules, no protection. If you don't install a hook, ever
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   Show HN: HAL – Harmful Action Limiter: Lean command guard for AI coding agents.(github.com)

   3 points by otherland26 7mo ago|9 comments