git push --force Guardrails for AI Agents: Server, Client, and Policy Layers That Actually Hold
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A coding agent that can commit can usually push. One that can push can usually force-push. And a force-push to a shared branch is one of the few agent mistakes that destroys other people's work. This post sets up git push --force guardrails for AI agents in layers, from the server inward, with test…
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git push --force Guardrails for AI Agents: Server, Client, and Policy Layers That Actually Hold
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