configure-zelda-sounds

To configure custom sounds for Claude Code hook events, use a browser-based configurator that maps audio files to semantic moments and saves overrides to a configuration file. This Skill launches locally and opens in your browser for visual mapping.

Yes, you can preview audio before assigning it to Claude Code hook moments. The configurator UI allows you to pick and preview sounds for each of the 9 semantic moments before saving your overrides.

The best way to map audio to 9 semantic moments for plugin integrations is using a visual configurator that lets you assign sounds to each hook event and persist them directly to a configuration file for immediate effect.

To start the sound configurator for Claude Code on your local machine, rebuild the configurator bundle, start the local server, and open the URL printed to your console to begin mapping sounds in your browser.

Yes, the sound configurator requires a browser to map Claude Code hook events. It runs a local server that launches a web-based configurator UI, allowing you to visually assign sounds and persist configuration overrides.

Custom sound mappings might not apply if the configurator bundle is not rebuilt before starting the local server. Rebuild the bundle, restart the server, and ensure overrides are saved to the correct configuration file.