itsolaph

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Plugins by itsolaph

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itsolaphsafe-swapRewrites destructive shell commands into safe twins before they run instead of snapshotting afterwards: git push --force becomes --force-with-lease --force-if-includes, rm -r becomes a move into a quarantine folder (with a file and byte count), and git reset --hard, git checkout -- / git restore, git clean and git stash drop take a private snapshot first, with /swaps and /unswap to undo and a visible note whenever a destructive command was left unswapped. Disclosure - rewrites the command of the terminal tool before it executes (modify only: never blocks, never prompts, any error or doubt leaves the command unchanged); writes quarantine files and receipts under the user's home on the machine where the command runs (~/.safe-swap/trash by default) plus one SQLite file in the plugin data directory; for git clean, git reset --hard and git stash drop it writes snapshot commits into the repository's own object store under private refs refs/safe-swap/<id> (a git clean snapshot copies the content of the untracked files, and of the ignored ones with -x, until a purge; sets above 20,000 files or 200 MB are skipped and reported); it prints one marker line to stderr for an rm swap and removes it again from the tool result; the only deletion it ever performs is an explicit /swaps purge (or hermes safe-swap purge) by the user, which runs rm on its own quarantine directories and deletes its own private refs through the terminal tool and is subject to normal approval; no network calls, no telemetry, no background processes, no self-update; reads no credential files or .env, only the receipts it wrote and the sizes of the files an rm swap moves; approvals are respected: the rewritten command goes through Hermes' normal approval gate, and because a swapped rm -r is a move it no longer matches the recursive-delete pattern and does not prompt (the git rewrites keep prompting as before). Targets such as /, ~, $HOME, system directories and anything in the system temp directory, privilege-elevated commands, and commands with heredocs, subshells, command substitution or eval/xargs/find -exec are deliberately left alone, and the agent is told so. Not covered, by design: mv, cp overwrite, sed -i, redirects, write_file/patch, find -delete, git rebase (pair it with undo-effects for those).Communitytools