claude-code-config

Claude Code hooks fail when exit codes do not map correctly to event triggers. Diagnose the hook integration by tracing the event-driven architecture to verify that each hook's exit code aligns with its expected execution lifecycle stage.

Claude Code configuration precedence determines which settings take priority when conflicts arise. Managed policy overrides silently supersede local configurations, requiring a deep analysis of the internal hierarchy to verify if a setting is being actively ignored.

Debug Claude Code configuration behaviors by mapping permission precedence and hook execution paths. This process isolates environment-specific settings, identifies wildcard limitations, and verifies that managed policy layers are not overriding intended behaviors.

Yes, Claude Code hooks work with custom permission rules, but environment-specific configurations can cause unexpected behaviors. You must verify that file precedence rules and event triggers are not being bypassed by the managed policy layer.

A Claude Code hook not firing usually stems from exit code mismatches with event triggers or silent managed policy overrides. Limitations in wildcard handling and file precedence often shadow the intended hook execution path within the configuration.