Scientific

This page lists the safe and destructive patterns in the Scientific Computing shell guard pack. See Shell Tool for how these patterns are evaluated.

Scientific Computing

Pack ID: scientific.computing

Guards against destructive operations in scientific computing environments

Safe patterns

Rule ID	Pattern
`scientific.computing.julia_version`	`^julia\s+--version\b[^\|><]*$`
`scientific.computing.matlab_ver`	`^matlab\b.\bver\b[^\|><]$`

Destructive patterns

Rule ID	Reason	Suggestion	Confidence
`scientific.computing.julia_pkg_gc`	Removes unused Julia package versions from the package depot	Use `Pkg.status()` to review installed packages first	Medium
`scientific.computing.julia_pkg_rm`	Removes Julia packages, potentially breaking dependent packages	Use `Pkg.status()` to review dependencies before removing	Medium
`scientific.computing.matlab_delete`	Deletes files from within a MATLAB session	Verify file paths with `dir()` before deleting	Medium
`scientific.computing.matlab_rmdir`	Removes directories from within a MATLAB session	Verify directory contents with `dir()` before removing	Medium
`scientific.computing.octave_unlink`	Deletes files from within an Octave session	Verify file paths before deleting	Medium

This documentation was generated from rust/agents/src/tool_guard/shell/packs/scientific.rs.