Does Hookify support multiple conditions for a single rule?

Yes, Hookify allows an 'advanced format' where you can define multiple conditions using fields like file_path, new_text, and operators like regex_match or contains.

What is a Hookify rule?

A Hookify rule is a markdown file with YAML frontmatter that instructs Claude to watch for specific patterns and display a message or take action when those patterns are matched during tasks.

What trigger events are supported by Hookify?

Hookify supports events for 'bash' (command line tools), 'file' (editing/writing files), 'stop' (when the agent finishes), and 'prompt' (user submissions).

Can Hookify prevent Claude from running specific commands?

Yes, by setting the 'action' field to 'block' in the rule's frontmatter, you can prevent Claude from executing a command or continuing a session when a pattern is matched.

Where should Hookify rules be stored?

Rules are stored in the project root under the `.claude/` directory, following the naming convention `hookify.{rule-name}.local.md`.

Hookify Rule Assistant

Name: Hookify Rule Assistant
Author: BbgnsurfTech

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Developer Tools

Streamlines the creation and configuration of custom Hookify rules to automate code quality and security checks within Claude Code.

About

Hookify Rule Assistant provides comprehensive guidance for creating, configuring, and managing Hookify rules—specialized markdown files that define patterns for Claude to monitor. By leveraging YAML frontmatter and regex patterns, this skill allows developers to set up automated warnings or blocks for dangerous bash commands, problematic code patterns, and project-specific workflows. It is particularly useful for teams looking to enforce coding standards, prevent security slips like committing API keys, or ensure that pre-completion checklists are followed before a session ends.

Key Features

Simplifies rule organization within the .claude/ directory for local project management
Supports advanced multi-condition rules using regex, substring, and prefix matches
3 GitHub stars
Defines event-based triggers for bash commands, file edits, and session stops
Enables custom warning messages and blocking actions for specific code patterns
Provides syntax guidance for YAML frontmatter and Markdown formatting in rules

Use Cases

Enforcing a completion checklist before Claude finishes a task
Automating code reviews for patterns like 'console.log' or 'eval()'
Preventing accidental execution of dangerous commands like 'rm -rf'

About

Key Features

Simplifies rule organization within the .claude/ directory for local project management
Supports advanced multi-condition rules using regex, substring, and prefix matches
3 GitHub stars
Defines event-based triggers for bash commands, file edits, and session stops
Enables custom warning messages and blocking actions for specific code patterns
Provides syntax guidance for YAML frontmatter and Markdown formatting in rules

Use Cases

Enforcing a completion checklist before Claude finishes a task
Automating code reviews for patterns like 'console.log' or 'eval()'
Preventing accidental execution of dangerous commands like 'rm -rf'