Claude Code Hooks Mastery
Comprehensive reference covering all 13 hook types with production examples: security filtering, dangerous command blocking, audit trails, auto-allow policies, session context loading, TTS alerts, and AI-generated summaries.
- Set up automatic security checks before any command runs
- Build audit trails that log every action Claude takes
- Block dangerous commands from executing on production systems
Best single reference for Claude Code hooks. UV single-file model makes hooks self-contained and portable. Covers compliance audit trail patterns directly applicable to consulting deployments.
Consulting teams building custom Claude Code hook systems for clients — use as reference implementation and training resource for hook-based workflow automation.
https://github.com/disler/claude-code-hooks-mastery
By disler
How to Get It
Claude Code only: Hooks are configured in your project's .claude/settings.json file. They run automatically before or after Claude takes actions. You can ask Claude to set up a hook for you by describing what you want in your conversation. Not available in Claude Cowork or Claude Chat.
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Reviewer notes
Automated Scan review. These are observations, not a security certification.
UV single-file model. Reference implementation for all 13 hook types. March 2025.
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- Single maintainer. Consider the risk if this person stops maintaining the project.
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