cc-hooks-creator

To create Claude Code hooks, you design custom automation scripts for lifecycle events like PreToolUse and PostToolUse. This skill provides structured guidance, reference documentation, and example scripts to help you configure, test, and deploy these hooks.

Claude Code hooks support multiple lifecycle events including PreToolUse, PostToolUse, Stop, and SessionStart. You can configure hooks for any of these events to enforce deterministic behavior, such as file protection or code formatting, during your workflow.

Debugging Claude Code hooks involves using the provided workflow templates and reference materials to test your hook scripts with sample inputs. You can validate hook behavior by logging command inputs and outcomes to a local file during the testing phase.

Yes, you can implement file protection by configuring a PreToolUse hook to intercept and validate tool actions before they execute. The skill includes production-ready examples and reference documentation to help you set up these protective automation rules.

The best way to start is by adding a basic PreToolUse hook that logs command input and outcome to a local log file. You can use the getting started reference documentation to learn the setup steps and validate your configuration with a simple test input.

No external dependencies are required to set up Claude Code hooks. The skill relies entirely on the provided SKILL.md guidance, reference documentation, and example scripts to help you develop, test, and debug your hook implementations.