Add cc-safe-setup to Tools & Utilities#367
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A free MIT tool that installs Claude Code safety hooks blocking destructive and cost-runaway operations before they run, with a safety-score audit. Fits alongside the existing guard/hook tools (ccguard, rins_hooks, tdd-guard).
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Adds cc-safe-setup to the 🛠️ Tools & Utilities section.
It's a free MIT tool that installs Claude Code safety hooks which block destructive and cost-runaway operations before they run (rm -rf, force-push, multi-branch CI fan-out, runaway fetch/output loops), plus a 0–100 safety-score audit via
npx cc-safe-setup --audit. It sits naturally next to the existing guard/hook tools already listed (ccguard, rins_hooks, tdd-guard).npx cc-safe-setup·npx cc-safe-setup --auditPlaced in star-descending order (45 ⭐, next to ccguard). Single-line addition, no other changes.