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.
Comprehensive permissions for active development. Allows most development tools and operations while maintaining security boundaries. Ideal for trusted development environments where productivity is prioritized.
Enhanced development environment configuration with useful utilities and debugging features. Includes built-in ripgrep usage, terminal title updates, and directory maintenance for improved developer experience.
Disable specific MCP servers that may pose security risks or are not needed for your workflow. This blacklist approach allows most servers while blocking potentially problematic integrations.
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.
Send Discord notifications when Claude Code finishes working. Requires DISCORD_WEBHOOK_URL environment variable. Get webhook URL from Discord Server Settings -> Integrations -> Webhooks.
Delivers comprehensive Gradle commands for cross-platform Kotlin Multiplatform development with clear module structure and practical guidance for dependency injection.
Log all file edits to a project-local audit file with timestamps. Records every Edit tool usage to .claude/edit-log.txt for tracking changes across sessions. Requires jq.
A theatrical display of coding emotions and activities. Random mood faces and dynamic activity detection based on file types present in your project. Displays: Random mood faces (😴 sleepy, 😅 laughing, 🤔 thinking, 😎 cool, 🤯 exploding, 🥳 partying, 😤 huffing, 🤖 robotic), Programming activity (🐍 Python, 🌐 JavaScript, 🦀 Rust, 💻 generic), Random energy percentage (1-100%), Current time (HH:MM format).
Automatically approve and enable all MCP servers defined in project .mcp.json files. This setting bypasses manual approval prompts for project-defined MCP servers, streamlining development workflow in trusted environments.
Enable only specific MCP servers from .mcp.json files. This provides granular control over which MCP integrations are active, allowing you to selectively enable trusted or required servers while blocking others.