---
name: strict-no-verify
description: Strictly forbids the use of --no-verify or -n when interacting with git to ensure quality gates are run.
always_on: true
---

# STRICT GIT HOOK ENFORCEMENT

- **NEVER** use `--no-verify` or `-n` with `git commit` or `git push`.
- Bypassing git hooks is considered a critical violation of trust.
- You must allow the local git hooks (e.g., `pre-push`) to validate the code.
- If a hook fails (e.g., `ruff` check, `pytest`), you MUST fix the underlying issues iteratively until the hook passes natively. Do not assume a single fix attempt works without re-verifying.
- BEFORE running `git push`, you MUST use the `ask_question` tool to pop up an interactive modal to request explicit user permission. Wait for the user's approval before executing the push.