> I asked Claude to loop the workflow on all 1,448 .zig files, and about 2 minutes in, one Claude ran git stash before committing. Another ran git stash pop. And then git reset HEAD --hard. They were stepping on each other!

I hate how easy git makes it for llms to catastrophically fuck up repos

> And if I put each Claude into a separate worktree, I would run out of disk space because Bun's git repository is too big and eventually the changes will need to be compiled and seen together.

This seems like a stupidly easy problem to fix.

> So, I asked Claude to edit the workflow to instruct Claude to never run git stash or git reset or any git command that doesn't commit a specific file at once. No cargo either. No slow commands at all.

What's the right way to fix this? I have a Pi extension that blocks any use of the word 'git' with 'stash/checkout/reset/restore' in commands which is a very large hammer approach. Is there a way I can allow a subset of git use in a nicer way without the less nice commands?