Dippy

Automatically approves non-destructive commands like `ls` and `git status`, reducing permission prompts and saving up to 40% development time, as highlighted in the README.

Handles intricate shell constructs such as pipelines and command substitution using the Parable parser, with over 14,000 tests ensuring accurate safety checks without external dependencies.

Allows configurable feedback when blocking commands, such as advising to use `trash` instead of `rm -rf`, preventing wasted turns and steering Claude back on track.

Supports global and per-project configuration files (e.g., `~/.dippy/config` and `.dippy`), enabling tailored safety rules for different environments, as documented in the wiki.