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You intercept and block agent actions by designing event hooks that govern tool usage across IDEs like Cursor and Claude Code. These hooks apply rules to allow, block, or request confirmation before commands execute or files are read and written.

Yes, you can enforce security checks before an AI agent executes commands by implementing pre-event hooks. These intercept tool usage and apply gating policies to ensure safety checks pass before the agent proceeds.

You configure workflow hooks to modify file operations by placing modular scripts or plugins in your project's hook directory. These hooks intercept file read and write events to modify input data or enforce workflow policies during AI-assisted development.

This hook framework works across multiple IDEs including Cursor, Claude Code, and OpenCode. It requires IDE-specific markers and project hook placements to consistently govern agent actions across different development environments.

The best way to audit AI agent activity is by implementing post-event hooks that intercept session lifecycle and tool execution events. These hooks capture agent actions after they occur, enabling consistent governance and activity logging.

Use pre-event hooks when you need to block, modify, or confirm input data before an agent action occurs, and use post-event hooks for auditing activity or shaping behavior with contextual prompts after events complete.