Detect and enforce hookify rules to warn or block risky commands, file edits, and prompts.
npx skills add https://github.com/ForeverWorld/curdx-ralph --skill hookify-foreverworld
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: hookify Source: https://github.com/ForeverWorld/curdx-ralph/tree/main/skills/hookify Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ForeverWorld/curdx-ralph --skill hookify-foreverworld
Hookify provides lightweight, repository-local guardrails that detect risky CLI commands, unsafe file edits, and problematic prompts, and then warn or block those actions before they run. It reduces accidental destructive operations, leaked secrets, and unsafe changes by surfacing contextual messages and enforcement at the tool level.
Add a hookify rule that warns on dangerous rm commands by creating a .claude/hookify.dangerous-rm.local.md file with event set to bash, an appropriate regex pattern, and a clear remediation message.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can prevent risky CLI commands by defining hookify rules as markdown files with YAML frontmatter to match bash events and block dangerous operations before they execute. Rules use regex patterns to detect commands and present contextual warning messages.
Yes, you can block unsafe file edits by creating hookify rules that target file edit events and match specific file paths like .env using regex or substring operators. The rule triggers a warning or blocks the edit action before it applies.
Multi-condition rules match multiple fields like command, file_path, new_text, and user_prompt simultaneously using regex and substring operators. They enable complex automated guardrails that evaluate several aspects of a single event before triggering warnings or blocking actions.
Create a .claude/hookify.dangerous-rm.local.md file with YAML frontmatter setting the event to bash, define an appropriate regex pattern for rm commands, and write a clear remediation message in the body to warn users when the pattern matches.
Yes, hookify applies to agent stop checks and user prompt monitoring by defining rules with the appropriate event type in the YAML frontmatter. It evaluates prompts and stop actions against regex patterns to enforce automated guardrails for developer safety.
Regex rules for command blocking require precise pattern matching to avoid false positives and depend on the event types supported by the plugin workflow, including bash commands, file edits, agent stops, and user prompts, limiting scope to these monitored events.
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