hooks-system-cursor-implementation

Terminal command safety checks intercept operations before execution, preventing accidental git push commands. Configurable hooks validate commands in the Cursor IDE, stopping unsafe git operations and long-running tasks before they run.

File edit automation hooks trigger post-edit to auto-format code, check TypeScript, and warn about console.log statements. This integrates with the Cursor IDE to automate code quality checks immediately after file modifications.

Terminal hooks are scripts that intercept command execution to add pre-execution validation, post-execution logging, and file edit automation. They enhance workflows by managing safety checks for long-running commands and auditing modified files at session end.

Post-execution logging hooks automatically capture new PR URLs from command output and suggest relevant review commands. This provides an audit trail of terminal activity and streamlines the code review process.

The hook system operates without external dependencies, using internal scripts and references to manage terminal command validation and logging. It integrates directly into the Cursor IDE environment without requiring additional package managers.

Session end audit hooks automatically scan all modified files to detect and warn about leftover console.log statements. This ensures code quality by cleaning up debugging artifacts before the coding session concludes.