terraphim-hooks

Automate text replacement by configuring hooks to intercept inputs and apply transformations using Aho-Corasick automata built from local knowledge graph definitions. This enforces consistency across development workflows by rewriting commands and commit messages automatically.

A PreToolUse hook intercepts CLI commands before execution and applies knowledge-graph-based transformations to rewrite inputs. For example, it can automatically transform npm install to bun install to streamline tooling across environments.

Yes, a local knowledge graph is required to operate Terraphim hooks. You must create a knowledge-graph directory at ~/.config/terraphim/docs/src/kg and populate it with replacement rule files defining transformations and their synonyms.

To set up replacement rules, create files like bun install.md in your knowledge-graph directory and define the replacement text along with its synonyms. Configure your hooks to invoke the agent on target events and run replacement commands against sample inputs to verify.

Yes, Git hooks can intercept and rewrite commit messages by applying knowledge-graph-based transformations. This rewrites intercepted inputs to enforce consistency and automation across your development workflow without manual text editing.