What events can trigger a Hookify rule?

Rules can trigger on bash commands (bash), file edits (file), when the agent attempts to stop (stop), or when a user submits a prompt (prompt).

Where should I store Hookify rule files?

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

What are Hookify rules?

Hookify rules are markdown files with YAML frontmatter that define patterns for Claude Code to watch. When a pattern matches a bash command or file edit, Claude receives a specific message or is blocked from proceeding.

Can I prevent the AI from running specific commands?

Yes, by using the 'block' action in the frontmatter, you can prevent Claude from executing matched bash commands or performing specific file edits.

Hookify Rule Identifier

Name: Hookify Rule Identifier
Author: Activer007

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Guides the creation and configuration of Hookify rules to monitor AI agent actions and enforce project standards.

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This skill provides comprehensive guidance for creating Hookify rules, which act as specialized guardrails for Claude Code. By defining specific patterns within markdown files, users can monitor bash commands, file edits, and agent completion states to prevent errors, ensure security compliance, and maintain strict coding standards through real-time warnings or block actions.

Características Principales

Support for multiple event triggers including bash, file, stop, and prompt
Best practices for creating actionable and clear agent feedback messages
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Syntax guidance for YAML frontmatter rule definitions
Multi-condition rule logic including file paths and text segments
Regex pattern optimization for bash commands and file content

Casos de Uso

Creating pre-completion checklists to ensure tests and documentation are updated before an agent stops
Enforcing code quality by flagging 'console.log', 'debugger', or 'eval' in production files
Preventing dangerous terminal commands such as 'rm -rf' or unauthorized 'sudo' usage

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Características Principales

Support for multiple event triggers including bash, file, stop, and prompt
Best practices for creating actionable and clear agent feedback messages
0 GitHub stars
Syntax guidance for YAML frontmatter rule definitions
Multi-condition rule logic including file paths and text segments
Regex pattern optimization for bash commands and file content

Casos de Uso

Creating pre-completion checklists to ensure tests and documentation are updated before an agent stops
Enforcing code quality by flagging 'console.log', 'debugger', or 'eval' in production files
Preventing dangerous terminal commands such as 'rm -rf' or unauthorized 'sudo' usage