When Claude analyzes destructive git commands for permission prompts, it now identifies the specific target to provide more contextually accurate warnings:
git push --force: identifies remote, refspec, and whether the target looks like a main-like branch.git reset --hard: classifies the target as bare (no target), HEAD-relative, remote ref, or other.git branch -D: detects whether the branch being deleted is a main-like protected branch.git commit --amend: distinguishes--no-edit,--message/-m, or interactive (opens editor).
Evidence
New git target parsers (search for "git-destructive-target parse failed")
Strings lifted out of the shipped bundle, so the claim above can be checked against them.