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@saferun/cli

v0.6.26

Published

AI Safety Middleware - Protect your Git workflows from dangerous AI agent operations

Readme

SafeRun CLI

🛡️ Human approval layer for AI agent Git operations

npm version License: MIT

SafeRun protects your Git repositories from dangerous operations executed by AI agents (Cursor, Claude Code, Copilot) and automation tools. It intercepts risky commands and requires human approval via Slack before execution.

Installation

npm install -g @saferun/cli

Quick Start

cd your-repo
saferun setup    # Complete setup wizard

The wizard guides you through:

  1. API Key — Get from saferun.dev
  2. Slack — Bot token + webhook for notifications
  3. GitHub App — Install SafeRun GitHub App
  4. Shell Wrapper — Intercepts dangerous commands

Protected Operations

  • git push --force / git push -f
  • git reset --hard
  • git branch -D / git branch --delete --force
  • git clean -fd
  • git commit --no-verify
  • Direct commits to main or master

Commands

saferun setup              # Complete setup wizard
saferun init               # Initialize protection in current repo
saferun status             # Show protection status
saferun status -n 20       # Show last 20 operations
saferun doctor             # Health check
saferun uninstall          # Remove from current repo
saferun uninstall --global # Remove completely

How It Works

SafeRun uses multiple layers of protection:

  1. Shell Wrapper — Intercepts git commands in interactive shells
  2. Git Hookspre-commit, pre-push, post-checkout
  3. reference-transaction Hook — Intercepts ALL ref changes at Git core level (Git 2.29+)

The reference-transaction hook is the most reliable layer — it catches operations even when AI agents call /usr/bin/git directly, bypassing shell aliases and PATH wrappers.

AI Agent → /usr/bin/git reset --hard → Git internals → reference-transaction hook → SafeRun blocks!

When a dangerous operation is detected:

  1. SafeRun calculates risk score and detects AI agent
  2. Slack notification sent with Approve/Reject buttons
  3. You approve → command executes. You reject → command blocked.

Approval timeout: 2 hours.

Requirements

  • Node.js 18+
  • Git 2.29+ (for reference-transaction hook)
  • Slack workspace with bot token

Known Limitations (Help Wanted! 🙏)

SafeRun protects Git ref-changing operations. Some operations are outside our scope:

✅ Protected Operations (ref-changing):

  • git reset --hard — changes branch ref
  • git branch -D — deletes branch ref
  • git push --force — changes remote ref
  • git rebase — rewrites branch ref
  • git checkout to different branch — updates HEAD ref

❌ Not Protected (no ref change):

  • git clean -fd — deletes untracked files only → use .gitignore
  • rm -rf .git — filesystem operation → use Docker/sandbox
  • Deleting .git/hooks/ — filesystem operation → use Docker/sandbox

Why can't we protect git clean? Git's reference-transaction hook only fires when refs change. git clean deletes untracked files without touching refs.

Community contributions welcome! If you know how to intercept these operations, please open an issue or PR.

Documentation

Full documentation: github.com/Cocabadger/saferun-api

License

MIT © SafeRun Team