writing-hookify-rules

What problem does it solve? Writing hookify rules requires knowing the exact frontmatter schema, event types, condition operators, and regex escaping rules; this Skill provides the complete syntax reference and patterns so rules trigger correctly on the first try. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Rule File Authoring: Guides creation of .claude/hookify.{name}.local.md files with correct frontmatter fields (name, enabled, event, action, pattern, conditions). - Event-Specific Patterns: Covers bash, file, stop, prompt, and all event types with field options and ready-made regex patterns for dangerous commands, debug code, and sensitive files. - Advanced Conditions: Explains multi-condition rules using operators like regex_match, contains, equals, and starts_with for complex matching logic. - Use Case: When you want to block rm -rf commands or warn about console.log in TypeScript files, use this Skill to generate a properly formatted hookify rule with a tested regex pattern and a clear warning message. ## Quick Start Create a hookify rule that warns me whenever a bash command contains sudo or rm -rf.