Llm Gate

Instead of writing complex regex or scripts, you write a natural language prompt that validates operations like git commits, file writes, or destructive commands. A small LLM (Haiku by default) checks each operation and blocks it if something's wrong. The conventional commit validator and API key leak prevention examples are solid starting points. It's clever for catching things static tools miss, like whether a commit message actually makes sense or if you're about to nuke an important directory. Just don't go overboard with gates or you'll slow yourself down waiting for validation on every action.