Claude Code Needs Guardrails, Not Just Better Prompts
What struck me here is how ordinary the failure modes are. Not “rogue AGI” stuff. Just the boring, expensive mistakes that happen when a tool is powerful enough to edit files, run shell commands, and touch databases without pausing to think like a cautious human. That’s exactly the problem Claude Code has, and exactly why hooks sound less like a neat feature than a necessary seatbelt. I’m more convinced by the defensive examples than by the article’s tone. The piece leans hard into “Claude becom
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