claude-warden 1.10.0 → 2.0.1

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  },
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  "plugins": [
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  {
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- "name": "claude-warden",
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+ "name": "warden",
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  "description": "Auto-approves safe commands, blocks dangerous ones, prompts for the rest",
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  "version": "1.0.1",
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  "author": {
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  {
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- "name": "claude-warden",
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- "version": "1.10.0",
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+ "name": "warden",
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+ "version": "2.0.1",
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  "description": "Smart command safety filter for Claude Code — parses shell pipelines and evaluates per-command safety rules to auto-approve safe commands and block dangerous ones",
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  "author": {
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  "name": "banyudu"
package/README.md CHANGED
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  ```
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  /plugin marketplace add banyudu/claude-warden
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- /plugin install claude-warden@claude-warden
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+ /plugin install warden@claude-warden
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  ```
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  That's it. Restart Claude Code and Warden is active.
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  claude --plugin-dir ./claude-warden
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  ```
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+ ## Codex CLI (experimental)
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+ Codex currently uses `execpolicy` (`.rules` files) for command approvals. Warden can export your effective command-level decisions to a Codex rules file:
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+ ```bash
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+ pnpm run build
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+ pnpm run codex:export-rules
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+ ```
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+ This writes `.codex/rules/warden.rules` in the current project by default.
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+ - Use `--cwd <dir>` to choose which workspace config to load.
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+ - Use `--out <path>` to choose an output path.
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+ - Use `--stdout` to print the generated rules.
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+ Example:
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+ ```bash
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+ node dist/codex-export.cjs --cwd . --out .codex/rules/warden.rules
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+ ```
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  ## Configure
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  Warden works out of the box with sensible defaults. To customize, create a config file:
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  ### Activate via slash command
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  ```
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- /claude-warden:yolo session # Full session, no expiry
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- /claude-warden:yolo 5m # 5 minutes
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- /claude-warden:yolo 15m # 15 minutes
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- /claude-warden:yolo off # Turn off immediately
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+ /warden:yolo session # Full session, no expiry
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+ /warden:yolo 5m # 5 minutes
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+ /warden:yolo 15m # 15 minutes
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+ /warden:yolo off # Turn off immediately
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  ```
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- Running `/claude-warden:yolo` with no arguments shows a menu of duration options.
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+ Running `/warden:yolo` with no arguments shows a menu of duration options.
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  ### How it works
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  When Warden prompts you for permission (`ask` decision), the system message includes a tip about YOLO mode so you can discover it when you need it most.
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- ## Feedback and `/claude-warden:warden-allow`
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+ ## Feedback and `/warden:allow`
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  When Warden blocks or flags a command, it includes a system message explaining:
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  1. **Why** the command was blocked/flagged (per-command reasons)
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  2. **How to allow it** — a ready-to-use YAML snippet for your config
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- Use the `/claude-warden:warden-allow` slash command to apply the suggested config change. It will ask which scope (project or user) to use.
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+ Use the `/warden:allow` slash command to apply the suggested config change. It will ask which scope (project or user) to use.
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  ## Built-in defaults
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