Writing Hookify Rules

To define custom AI behavior rules, create a configuration in a `.local.md` file specifying the event type, regex patterns for matching commands like `rm -rf`, and a 'block' or 'warn' action to enforce restrictions.

Yes, you can use regex and YAML to configure AI tool usage restrictions by defining rule names, event types like bash or file edits, and pattern matching conditions to trigger warning or blocking actions.

AI behavior rules are custom configurations that guide AI actions by enforcing specific patterns and avoiding certain actions. You need them to prevent edits to sensitive files like `.env` or restrict dangerous commands.

Create custom warning rules by defining a 'file' event type in a `.local.md` file, using regex to match sensitive file paths like `.env`, and setting the action to 'warn' to alert the AI before proceeding.

Yes, understanding regex is required to set up complex conditional rules for AI responses, as it enables precise pattern matching for event types like bash, file, stop, and prompt triggers within your YAML configuration.

Hookify rules support controlling AI tool usage through event types including bash, file, stop, and prompt, allowing you to implement complex conditions that trigger warn or block actions based on specific patterns.