What Hookify does in Claude
Hookify lets you create custom behavioral guardrails for Claude using simple markdown files. Define rules to warn about or block unwanted behaviors like dangerous bash commands, debug code in production files, or hardcoded credentials—all without writing any code. Rules are configured with YAML frontmatter in markdown files, supporting regex pattern matching across different event types: bash commands, file edits, user prompts, and session stops. Changes take effect immediately without restarting Claude. How to use: Create rules from natural language: /hookify Warn me when I use rm -rf commands or /hookify Don't use console.log in TypeScript files. Run /hookify without arguments to analyze recent conversation and auto-generate rules from behaviors you've corrected. Use /hookify:list to see active rules and /hookify:configure for interactive management.
Included skills (1)
- writing-rules
How to add Hookify to Claude
- 1
In Claude Code, run
/pluginand open the Discover tab. - 2 Search for Hookify and choose Install. In Cowork, add it from the plugin directory.
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What does the Hookify plugin do in Claude?
Hookify lets you create custom behavioral guardrails for Claude using simple markdown files. Define rules to warn about or block unwanted behaviors like dangerous bash commands, debug code in production files, or hardcoded credentials—all without writing any code. Rules are configured with YAML frontmatter in markdown files, supporting regex pattern matching across different event types: bash commands, file edits, user prompts, and session stops. Changes take effect immediately without restarting Claude. How to use: Create rules from natural language: /hookify Warn me when I use rm -rf commands or /hookify Don't use console.log in TypeScript files. Run /hookify without arguments to analyze recent conversation and auto-generate rules from behaviors you've corrected. Use /hookify:list to see active rules and /hookify:configure for interactive management.
Is the Hookify plugin official?
It is made by Anthropic and carries the Anthropic verified mark in Anthropic’s directory. This site is independent and lists it from the official directory.