hooks-edit

Constitutional hooks enforce safety by preventing changes, but you can bypass hooks temporarily using an explicit activation command. This suspension integrates with git-safety workflows and requires manual deactivation after editing to restore enforcement.

Activate the bypass by invoking the explicit edit command to suspend hooks, make your changes, then run the deactivation command with the off flag to re-enable enforcement. Explicit deactivation ensures constitutional hooks are restored after editing.

The hook bypass integrates with git-safety workflows to provide secure editing context and maintains compatibility with standard compliance checks. This ensures validations run correctly while constitutional hooks are temporarily suspended.

Leaving hooks bypassed disables enforcement and self-blocking protections indefinitely. The skill requires explicit deactivation after editing to ensure constitutional hooks are re-enabled and safety enforcement is restored.

Use a temporary bypass when you need to edit hooks without breaking the enforcement system, as it requires explicit deactivation afterward. This keeps safety intact long-term, unlike permanent disabling which removes enforcement entirely.