hooks-check

To validate hooks configurations, you need to check the structure and correctness of settings files like `.claude/settings.json` to identify setup errors and prevent runtime failures in your AI automation workflows. This process verifies that hook scripts exist, are executable, and produce JSON valid outputs.

Your AI agent hook script fails to execute when it lacks proper executability, missing files, or misconfigurations in the settings. Validating hook scripts ensures shebang lines are present and outputs are JSON valid, preventing these common setup errors from causing runtime failures.

The best way to check if your hook scripts are correctly configured is to run a validation process that verifies script existence, executability, and output integrity. This identifies missing files and misconfigurations in complex hook systems for AI agent frameworks to ensure smooth operation.

You do not need external dependencies to troubleshoot hooks configurations. The validation process for hook scripts and settings requires no external dependencies, allowing you to independently identify misconfigurations, missing files, and setup errors in your AI workflows.

You can check if the JSON output from your hook scripts is valid by validating the output integrity during the configuration check. This ensures that the scripts executed by your AI agent frameworks return properly formatted JSON, preventing parsing errors and automation failures.