claude-craft

You create custom agents in Claude Code by providing a detailed description and selecting appropriate tools. This framework supplies scripts and templates to generate, validate, and configure agents, enabling seamless workflow automation and routing.

The scope hierarchy for Claude Code hooks, skills, and rules dictates how extensions are discovered and routed across configuration levels. Managing this hierarchy correctly prevents conflicts between global and project-specific components during execution.

The best way to manage Claude Code configuration files and extension points is using a unified framework that standardizes discovery and routing. This approach provides templates and validation scripts to ensure consistent configuration across agents, commands, and hooks.

Yes, Claude Code supports advanced patterns like agent chaining and context modes. These features allow you to link multiple agents sequentially and manage context windows effectively, enabling complex multi-step AI workflows within your projects.

Yes, you need jq installed because the framework relies on it for processing JSON data within its validation scripts. This dependency is required to execute the commands that generate and validate your Claude Code components.

Yes, you can use custom commands and hooks to automate Claude Code workflows. By configuring these extension points, you trigger specific actions, integrate external tools, and enforce rules that automatically streamline your development process.