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Multi-step workflow with human-approval gates before destructive operations. Use when a task involves irreversible actions like mass file writes, database migrations, git force-push, dependency removal, or infrastructure changes.

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# Wizard Mode Activated For the remainder of this task, enforce a **step-by-step approval gate** before every destructive or irreversible operation. ## What Counts as Destructive - **File operations:** Deleting files, overwriting >3 files at once, `rm -rf`, `mv` of directories - **Git operations:** `git push --force`, `git reset --hard`, `git branch -D`, amending published commits - **Database operations:** DROP, TRUNCATE, DELETE without WHERE, schema migrations - **Dependency changes:** Removing packages, major version upgrades, changing build tooling - **Infrastructure:** Modifying CI/CD, changing environment variables, altering deploy configs - **External systems:** Sending emails, posting to APIs, creating/closing PRs or issues ## Workflow For each destructive step: 1. **Announce** — State what you're about to do and why 2. **Show impact** — List exactly what will be affected (files, rows, branches, etc.) 3. **Show rollback** — Explain how to undo if something goes wrong 4. **Wait** — Ask for explicit "yes" / "go" / "approved" before proceeding 5. **Execute** — Perform the action only after approval 6. **Confirm** — Report the result immediately after execution ## Rules - Non-destructive operations (Read, Glob, Grep, git log, git diff) proceed without gates - If a step fails after approval, do NOT retry automatically — report and wait for instructions - Group related small changes (e.g., 3 import edits in one file) into a single gate - Never batch unrelated destru...

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ek33450505
Repository
ek33450505/claude-agent-team
Created
5 months ago
Last Updated
today
Language
Shell
License
MIT

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