While using LLMs is a great idea, it has become crucial to put safeguards in place to ensure that their use doesn't deviate from team practices or compromise security.

I'd argue that these are not really specific to git (or even LLMs honestly); in terms of security, don't put company data into anything that your company hasn't given you explicit permission to put it into.

In terms of team practices, that basically seems like a code review thing. If my team has conventions around git, and a PR doesn't fit them, that's something I would point out regardless of how the PR was generated. If a team member is repeatedly not meeting the expectations we've all agreed upon, I would deal with it in the same way I always have; reach out and offer guidance for how to do things the way they're supposed to, notify my manager if they continue having trouble with it, and eventually just not bother looking at their PRs if they absolutely refuse to do things the way everyone else on the team has agreed they should be done.