claude-code-hooks

Auto-formatting and linting after code edits is enforced by simulating PostToolUse hooks that automatically execute formatting and linting workflows after every file update, ensuring polished outputs without local CLI dependencies.

Extended thinking for code review is a deeper reasoning mechanism applied when architecture or security decisions are needed. Use it for complex software engineering tasks to provide rigorous reasoning paths without relying on Claude CLI.

Aligning an AI agent with project rules is done by reading CLAUDE.md and related project conventions to provide project memory, ensuring the agent follows established project standards and best practices during code edits and reviews.

Simulating Claude Code's quality workflow in AIBO requires no special dependencies beyond common tooling, applying concrete steps for formatting, linting, reasoning, and post-implementation review across typical software projects.

The best way to perform a post-implementation review is by applying a simulated quality workflow that combines extended thinking for architectural reasoning with automated formatting and linting checks before finishing the task.

Using Claude Code hooks for software engineering tasks when Claude CLI is unavailable is the primary use case, replicating the rigorous code-quality workflow including hooks, extended thinking, and project memory within AIBO.