rule-identifier

Hookify rules define patterns to detect and respond to in real-time using regex and conditions.

• Markdown files with YAML frontmatter defining rule triggers and actions
• Detect dangerous commands, unsafe code, or missing steps in user actions
• Supports simple and complex conditions with multiple field checks
• Triggers messages to Claude when patterns match

• Uses regex patterns to match commands or file content
• Supports multiple conditions with field, operator, and pattern checks
• Can block, warn, or suggest actions on detected patterns
• Event-specific: bash, file, stop, prompt, or all
• Actions can be warn (default) or block (prevent operation)
• Messages can include formatting, suggestions, and best practices

1. 1.Create a .md file with YAML frontmatter including name, enabled, event, and pattern
2. 2.Set event type (bash, file, stop, prompt, or all) based on use case
3. 3.Define pattern using regex with proper escaping (e.g., \., \(, \))
4. 4.Use conditions for complex rules (e.g., file path + text content)
5. 5.Write clear, actionable messages explaining detection and alternatives
6. 6.Test patterns with regex tools before deployment