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Enforce conventional commit message format for all git commits. Validates commit messages follow the pattern: type(scope): description. Supported types: feat, fix, docs, style, refactor, perf, test, chore, ci, build, revert. Ensures consistent commit history for changelog generation and semantic versioning.
❌ Invalid commit message format Your message: {commit_msg} Commit messages must follow Conventional Commits: type(scope): description Types: feat: New feature fix: Bug fix docs: Documentation changes style: Code style changes (formatting) refactor: Code refactoring perf: Performance improvements test: Adding or updating tests chore: Maintenance tasks ci: CI/CD changes build: Build system changes revert: Revert previous commit Examples: ✅ feat: add user authentication ✅ feat(auth): implement JWT tokens ✅ fix: resolve memory leak in parser ✅ fix(api): handle null responses ✅ docs: update API documentation Invalid: ❌ Added new feature (no type) ❌ feat:add feature (missing space after colon) ❌ feature: add login (wrong type, use 'feat') 💡 Tip: Start your message with one of the types above followed by a colon and space.
Advanced protection against dangerous shell commands with multi-level security. Blocks catastrophic operations (rm -rf /, dd, mkfs), protects critical paths (.claude/, .git/, node_modules/), and warns about suspicious patterns. Features: catastrophic command blocking, critical path protection, smart pattern detection, and detailed safety messages.
Auto Debug Log Viewer. Opens a live-tailing debug log window when Claude Code starts with --debug or -d flag. The window closes automatically on session end. To keep the debug window open after session ends, set DEBUG_WINDOW_AUTO_CLOSE_DISABLE=1 in your settings.json. Tested on Intel Mac. Supports macOS, Linux, and Windows (Git Bash/Cygwin). Contributions from other platform users are welcome.
Monitor deployment status, error rates, and performance metrics, sending notifications for failed deployments or performance degradation. Tracks Vercel deployment health, monitors build success/failure rates, and provides alerts for deployment issues. Setup: Export 'export VERCEL_TOKEN=your_token' and 'export VERCEL_PROJECT_ID=your_project_id' (get from vercel.com/account/tokens and Vercel dashboard).
Sends a native desktop notification when Claude Code finishes responding. Uses the Stop hook event so you get a single notification per response instead of one per tool call (which is very noisy with PostToolUse). Supports macOS (osascript) and Linux (notify-send). Useful when you switch to another window while Claude works — you'll get a notification when it's ready for your input.
Send detailed Discord notifications with session information when Claude Code finishes. Includes working directory, session duration, and system info with rich embeds. Requires DISCORD_WEBHOOK_URL environment variable.
Send Discord notifications when Claude Code encounters long-running operations or when tools take significant time. Helps monitor productivity and catch potential issues with rich embeds. Requires DISCORD_WEBHOOK_URL environment variable.
Prevent writing to .env files using the if condition for lightweight filtering. Blocks any Write tool call targeting .env* files, protecting secrets from accidental overwrites. Uses the if field to avoid spawning a process unless the file pattern matches.
Automatically format JavaScript/TypeScript files after any Edit operation using prettier. This hook runs 'npx prettier --write' on any .js, .ts, .jsx, or .tsx file that Claude modifies, ensuring consistent code formatting. Uses npx so prettier doesn't need to be globally installed. Includes error suppression so it won't fail if prettier is not available.
Automatically format Python files after any Edit operation using black formatter. This hook runs 'black' on any .py file that Claude modifies, ensuring consistent Python code formatting. Requires black to be installed ('pip install black'). The command includes error suppression (2>/dev/null || true) so it won't fail if black is not installed.