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How to author Hookify (.claude) rules: file format, frontmatter fields, regex patterns, and best practices for warning or blocking actions.
Explains the Hookify rule format used by Claude integrations: YAML frontmatter plus markdown body that triggers warnings or blocks based on events (bash, file, prompt, stop). Describes fields like name, enabled, event, action, pattern, and advanced conditions. Includes examples and testing tips.
Use when you need to create guardrails for agents: block dangerous shell commands, warn about console.log or secrets in edits, add pre-deploy checklists, or craft prompt-based triggers. Useful for repository maintainers and automation engineers.
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A purely documentation skill that guides users in creating Hookify rule files (.claude/hookify.*.local.md) for Claude Code. No scripts or automation — it's a comprehensive reference guide covering YAML frontmatter, regex patterns, event types, and condition syntax. Well-written content but monolithic structure with everything in a single SKILL.md.
Clean skill with no security concerns. Good documentation quality but could benefit from splitting examples into a references/ directory. The skill is essentially a well-organized readme rather than an automated agent skill.
