Where are Hookify rules stored in a project?

Rules are stored in the .claude/ directory of your project root using the naming convention .claude/hookify.{rule-name}.local.md.

What is a Hookify rule?

A Hookify rule is a specialized markdown file with YAML frontmatter that instructs Claude to monitor for specific patterns in commands or code and trigger messages or blocks when matched.

How do I test my Hookify regex patterns?

You can test patterns using Python's re module in the terminal or use online tools like regex101 with the Python flavor selected.

Which events can Hookify rules trigger on?

Rules can trigger on 'bash' (terminal commands), 'file' (content edits), 'stop' (task completion), or 'prompt' (user input) events.

Can Hookify rules block specific actions?

Yes, by setting the 'action' field to 'block' in the frontmatter, you can prevent the execution of matching terminal commands or file edits.

Hookify Rule Architect

Name: Hookify Rule Architect
Author: Microck

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Herramientas para Desarrolladores

Automates the creation and configuration of Hookify rules to enforce coding standards, security guardrails, and project-specific workflows.

The Hookify Rule Architect skill provides Claude with the specialized knowledge required to author, debug, and implement Hookify rules within your development environment. By leveraging YAML frontmatter and regex patterns, it allows you to set up automated triggers for bash commands, file modifications, and session completions. Whether you need to block dangerous terminal commands like 'rm -rf', prevent the commitment of sensitive API keys in .env files, or enforce a completion checklist before stopping a task, this skill streamlines the process of building a safer and more consistent development workflow.

Características Principales

01Guidance on project-specific event types like 'bash', 'file', 'stop', and 'prompt'

02Automated generation of YAML frontmatter for rule identification and event handling

03Expert regex pattern crafting for bash commands and file content matching

04Best practices for rule naming conventions and directory organization within .claude/

05Support for advanced conditional logic including multi-field matching and operators

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Casos de Uso

01Creating mandatory completion checklists that trigger when an agent attempts to stop a task

02Preventing the accidental execution of destructive shell commands or privilege escalations

03Enforcing security guardrails to detect hardcoded secrets or sensitive file edits in real-time

What are Skills?·How to Install

Install with 🐟 Skill.Fish

npx skillfish add microck/ordinary-claude-skills rule-identifier

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