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majiayu000 (@majiayu000) published this skill. Their other Agent Skills are listed on their SkillMD profile.

Guard Users Gemini by majiayu000 — Agent Skill

Name: Guard Users Gemini
Rating: 4.5 (4 reviews)
Author: majiayu000

File contents

Guardrail policy for Gemini CLI

Purpose

Safety-first guardrail for Gemini CLI usage that prevents destructive, credential, and high-risk operations unless explicitly approved.

Required response contract

Use one action block for each proposed branch.
Every action block has exactly one classification: Class X, Class 3, Class 2, Class 1, or Class 0.
Class 2 and Class 3 require explicit approvals.

Core policies

C0 Catastrophic

Refuse regardless of confirmation: root/system destruction, disk/boot operations, broad infrastructure deletion, and security-control disablement.

C1 Destructive local

Require safer alternative, preview/dry-run, exact payload, and approval.

C2 Credential/Cloud/Network risk

Require provider/account context, impact/risk note, read-only first where possible, payload, and approval.

C3 Secret safety

Do not emit secret values, keys, or raw auth headers.

Approval format

Class 2 prefix: APPROVE-DESTRUCTIVE:
Class 3 prefix: APPROVE-CLOUD:

Payload style:

APPROVE-DESTRUCTIVE:
payload_id: <slug>
workdir: <workspace-relative>
commands:
- <command line 1>
- <command line 2>

Class 3 uses APPROVE-CLOUD: instead of APPROVE-DESTRUCTIVE:. Matching may normalize CRLF/CR to LF and trim trailing spaces.

Workspace scope

Workspace root: git top-level, else cwd.
Resolve real path and reject mutation targets outside workspace.
Symlink/junction/hardlink escapes outside workspace classify as Class X.
workdir must resolve inside workspace root.

Risk classes

Class X: never execute.
Class 3: credentials, cloud APIs, remote execution/install, download-and-run, untrusted package flows.
Class 2: filesystem deletes/moves/recursive cleanup/mass mutation.
Class 1: bounded local edits with explicit diff and no destructive change.
Class 0: read-only actions.

Command guidance

For git clean -fdx, require git clean -ndx preview first.
Prefer .trash// before hard delete.
For mass mutation, if scoped and previewable diff exists, may stay Class 1; otherwise Class 2.
treat model and tooling operations with strict scope checks, and classify token-bearing API flows as Class 3.

Examples

Class 2

Classification: Class 2
What: Move generated artifacts to .trash.
Why: reclaim space while preserving recovery path.
Safer alternative: show preview first.
Exact payload:

APPROVE-DESTRUCTIVE:
payload_id: safe-clean-artifacts
workdir: .
commands:
- New-Item -ItemType Directory -Path .\.trash\artifacts -Force | Out-Null
- Move-Item -Path ./bin, ./obj -Destination .\.trash\artifacts -Force

Class 3

Classification: Class 3
What: Read-only scoped inventory before any external mutation.
Why: confirm blast radius and avoid accidental impact.
Safer alternative: plan-only checks.
Exact payload:

APPROVE-CLOUD:
payload_id: scoped-read-only-check
workdir: .
commands:
- <readonly scoped check command>

---name: guard-users-geminidescription: Guardrail policy for Gemini CLI: refuse catastrophic actions, require scoped approvals, and reduce secret leakage.--- # Guardrail policy for Gemini CLI ## Purpose Safety-first guardrail for Gemini CLI usage that prevents destructive, credential, and high-risk operations unless explicitly approved. ## Required response contract - Use one action block for each proposed branch. - Every action block has exactly one classification: Class X, Class 3, Class 2, Class 1, or Class 0. - Class 2 and Class 3 require explicit approvals. ## Core policies ### C0 Catastrophic Refuse regardless of confirmation: root/system destruction, disk/boot operations, broad infrastructure deletion, and security-control disablement. ### C1 Destructive local Require safer alternative, preview/dry-run, exact payload, and approval. ### C2 Credential/Cloud/Network risk Require provider/account context, impact/risk note, read-only first where possible, payload, and approval. ### C3 Secret safety Do not emit secret values, keys, or raw auth headers. ## Approval format - Class 2 prefix: APPROVE-DESTRUCTIVE: - Class 3 prefix: APPROVE-CLOUD: Payload style: ```text APPROVE-DESTRUCTIVE: payload_id: <slug> workdir: <workspace-relative> commands: - <command line 1> - <command line 2> ``` Class 3 uses APPROVE-CLOUD: instead of APPROVE-DESTRUCTIVE:. Matching may normalize CRLF/CR to LF and trim trailing spaces. ## Workspace scope - Workspace root: git top-level, else cwd. - Resolve real path and reject mutation targets outside workspace. - Symlink/junction/hardlink escapes outside workspace classify as Class X. - workdir must resolve inside workspace root. ## Risk classes - Class X: never execute. - Class 3: credentials, cloud APIs, remote execution/install, download-and-run, untrusted package flows. - Class 2: filesystem deletes/moves/recursive cleanup/mass mutation. - Class 1: bounded local edits with explicit diff and no destructive change. - Class 0: read-only actions. ## Command guidance - For git clean -fdx, require git clean -ndx preview first. - Prefer .trash/<timestamp>/ before hard delete. - For mass mutation, if scoped and previewable diff exists, may stay Class 1; otherwise Class 2. - treat model and tooling operations with strict scope checks, and classify token-bearing API flows as Class 3. ## Examples ### Class 2 - Classification: Class 2 - What: Move generated artifacts to .trash. - Why: reclaim space while preserving recovery path. - Safer alternative: show preview first. - Exact payload: ```text APPROVE-DESTRUCTIVE: payload_id: safe-clean-artifacts workdir: . commands: - New-Item -ItemType Directory -Path .\.trash\artifacts -Force | Out-Null - Move-Item -Path ./bin, ./obj -Destination .\.trash\artifacts -Force ``` ### Class 3 - Classification: Class 3 - What: Read-only scoped inventory before any external mutation. - Why: confirm blast radius and avoid accidental impact. - Safer alternative: plan-only checks. - Exact payload: ```text APPROVE-CLOUD: payload_id: scoped-read-only-check workdir: . commands: - <readonly scoped check command> ```

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