Dangerous commands
rm -rf, dd, > /etc/hosts — irreversible.
Difficulty 2/5
Short
Plain English
rm -rf, dd, > /etc/hosts — irreversible. Picture it like this: Tearing down a wall you can't rebuild. In the apps you ship (Agentify, wedding portals, CRM), you will bump into this on almost every screen — name it clearly when you prompt your coding agent.
Analogy
Tearing down a wall you can't rebuild.
Go deeper
rm -rf, dd, > /etc/hosts — irreversible.
Common mistakes
- Letting the AI rename this concept three different ways in one PR.
- Building UI before you can say what is stored and who can change it.
AI-agent trap
Agents may invent jargon here. Ask them to explain the concept in plain English first, then map it to your schema and one real screen.
Summary
rm -rf, dd, > /etc/hosts — irreversible. Tearing down a wall you can't rebuild. Ask yourself: where does this live in the database, which function changes it, and which screen shows it?
Confidence: