What events can trigger a Hookify rule?

Rules can trigger on bash commands (bash), file modifications (file), session completion (stop), or user inputs (prompt).

Where should I store Hookify rules?

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

Can I prevent Claude from executing dangerous commands?

Yes, by setting the 'action' field to 'block' in your rule's frontmatter, you can stop specific bash commands or file operations from proceeding.

How do I test my regex patterns for Hookify?

You can test patterns using Python's re module directly in your terminal or use online tools like regex101 set to the Python flavor.

What is a Hookify rule?

A Hookify rule is a markdown file with YAML frontmatter that defines specific patterns to watch for and instructions to show Claude when those patterns are matched.

Hookify Rule Configuration

Name: Hookify Rule Configuration
Author: arlenagreer

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Seguridad y Pruebas

Guides users in creating and managing custom guardrails and automated patterns using the Hookify framework for Claude Code.

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The Hookify Rule Configuration skill provides comprehensive support for the SuperClaude framework, allowing developers to define project-specific guardrails, warnings, and automation triggers. By utilizing YAML frontmatter and regex patterns, this skill enables the monitoring of bash commands, file modifications, and session completions to enforce security best practices and coding standards. Whether preventing dangerous shell commands or ensuring debug logs aren't committed, this skill streamlines the creation of interactive rules that keep AI-driven development safe and consistent.

Características Principales

Regex-based pattern matching for bash commands and file edits
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Dynamic rule loading for immediate feedback without session restarts
Event-driven triggers for bash, file, stop, and prompt actions
Multi-condition logic using fields like file_path, new_text, and command
Configurable actions to either warn the AI or block operations entirely

Casos de Uso

Preventing execution of destructive commands like 'rm -rf' or privilege escalation
Implementing pre-completion checklists to verify tests and documentation before stopping
Enforcing coding standards by flagging forbidden patterns like 'console.log' or 'eval'

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Características Principales

Regex-based pattern matching for bash commands and file edits
0 GitHub stars
Dynamic rule loading for immediate feedback without session restarts
Event-driven triggers for bash, file, stop, and prompt actions
Multi-condition logic using fields like file_path, new_text, and command
Configurable actions to either warn the AI or block operations entirely

Casos de Uso

Preventing execution of destructive commands like 'rm -rf' or privilege escalation
Implementing pre-completion checklists to verify tests and documentation before stopping
Enforcing coding standards by flagging forbidden patterns like 'console.log' or 'eval'