... notes in the project, one fact for each file. Each time a session starts, a one-line index of those notes gets loaded. If the same mistake happens again, it becomes more than a mere memory. It becomes a hook. And that hook

... advice lancetta usage --json statusline: one line for Claude Code s status line or your prompt, both windows and then the suggestion that matters. advice: the most urgent suggestion as plain text, or nothing. Perfect for a session-start hook, so every session begins knowing the room left. usage --json: everything, for tmux, SketchyBar or a script. And an Agent Skill for Claude Code and Codex: before a long task they check the room left and tell ... ... sentence. They read what Lancetta last saw, never an agent: no keychain, no dialog, no request to your account. The full walkthrough, hook

... project, with one fact for each file. A one-line index of those notes is loaded each time a session starts. Should the same mistake occur another time, it won't merely be a memory but a hook. That hook

... landing page visits increased a lot. People stay for a video when they see their own pain points solved away. Start your product videos by showing the frustration that your tool eliminates within the first three seconds. Which hook style has proven effective, for grabbing attention on your short form videos ...

... Quick background if you haven't used them: hooks in Claude Code are your own scripts that run automatically at set points, like right before a command runs or right when the agent finishes its answer. A hook

... project. Works most of the time. Not always. After a long session the agent drifts and does exactly what the file says you are not to do. So I put anything that must never happen into a hook. There are 62 of them at the moment that run before the command and just stop it. They include things such as DROP, rm -rf, editing files directly on a production server or clicking into a password field on the browser ... ... permission list contains 71 allows and 25 denies on top of that. I record what happened and why when things go wrong. There are 97 of those notes at present. Some have become hooks

... launched today, and we'd rather you hear the limits from us before you install. A prompt you type into Claude Code or Codex is not masked, because neither client lets a hook rewrite it. shim reports it, or blocks it under enforce. Copilot CLI is the exception: there the model gets the masked prompt. In Claude Code, the output of a failed command can't be replaced. cat .env && cat missing-file exits non-zero ... ... model reads the .env as is. shim reports it. Files attached with @ and shell commands are reported, not masked. Codex and Copilot CLI tool traffic isn't inspected yet. VS

... like. claude --resume looks like it should help, but it doesn't always pull the whole history back. I've stopped relying on it. Our workaround is small. Every time the agent finishes a reply, a Stop hook writes a little card for that terminal pane, holding my last instruction, the tail of the agent's answer, the working folder, and the path to the full session log. It's a plain text file that gets overwritten on each ... ... costs zero tokens, and cards older than 7 days get cleaned up on their own. Opening a new session in the same pane or folder triggers a SessionStart hook

... difference between a tool an agent chooses to call and a step that runs every time is the difference between a suggestion and a guarantee. Microsoft's Copilot Studio documentation now describes a preview feature called hooks. The definition is plain: a hook

... tell how much useful business attention it generated. It was a reminder that views alone aren t the outcome. That experience informs what I m building at ugcpeople.com : footage you can use to introduce your own demo, with the hook and editing left to you. For makers who have tried short product videos, how do you keep the opening relevant to what you re selling? I d especially like to hear about examples that brought qualified visitors or signups ...

... viral. So i made something that make videoss. this is how I did it & how you can get millions of views. right now. for 100% free. - all you need is just 1 clip. a few viral text hooks. Claude code or Codex. to be clear: A text hook

... from Spotify. They wanted Claude Code to stop reading large files whole and route that work to a smaller model. Rules in CLAUDE.md sort of worked. Advisory, though, and the model could ignore them. What held was a PreToolUse hook that blocks the read past a line threshold and names the alternative

... before it executes: pass, pause for a human, or block outright, no matter what the agent decided on its own. I'm Alan. It's Apache-2.0, Python 3.11+, with around 2,000 tests in CI right now. It hooks into Claude Code, has an experimental Codex CLI hook

... been experimenting with different ways to come up with stronger hooks and titles for YouTube videos, and I came across this tool: HookForge AI It focuses on generating hooks

... Everyone I'm Astik, a solo full-stack dev, and I built ReactGrind a LeetCode-style platform, but instead of reversing linked lists, you're solving real React problems: building components, managing state, fixing broken hooks, debugging re-render issues, etc. Why I built this: I kept noticing a gap tons of platforms train you for algorithmic interviews, but almost none train you for the actual React problems you'll face in interviews and on the job. So I built ... ... ReactGrind from scratch (A Sandpack, running live in-browser) to fix that. What's live right now: A growing set of React coding challenges, from component basics to tricky hook

... work. Smaller models especially seem to ignore constraints, they'll refactor, add features, or change things that weren't requested. For those of you using Claude Code (or similar tools), how much do you rely on .claude files and hooks to enforce behavior versus

... source repos, and I noticed a scary gap: You git clone a project, you point an agent at it, and before you type a single command , code can already run. A .git/hooks/pre commit, an npm postinstall, a .envrc, a VS Code task set to folderOpen, a CLAUDE.md that tells the agent to curl | bash none of these show up in a normal diff review. Your agent will happily trigger them for you, because it's just following instructions. Existing tools ... ... repository. It shows you the actual code, explains what triggers it, and ranks each risk by blast radius from Medium to Critical so you know exactly how bad it gets if it fires. It covers 39 detectors across Git hooks

... finish and realize it didn't actually say anything new ? Lately it feels like we're getting really good at optimizing how we say things, but not necessarily what we're saying. There are endless frameworks for writing better hooks, finding trending topics, and reverse engineering viral posts. But if everyone is using the same playbook, we end up with different creators saying the same thing in slightly different ways. The people I keep coming back to aren ... ... ones with the best hooks

... Doom-scrolling hooks the same dopamine pathways as other addictions. I lived it, and getting free from it was hard. I built NoSuggest for that fight: a completely free, source-available PWA that strips YouTube to just the channels you choose. No recommendations, no Shorts, no trending, no algorithm. Please share it with someone stuck in the scroll. Developers, a GitHub star helps more than you would think. Thank ...

... designs were cut off. The theme options panel did not have an easy toggle to change the image crop ratio for the portfolio layout. Instead of manually resizing hundreds of images in Photoshop, I decided to write a PHP hook to override the image sizes in my child theme. I opened my child theme s functions.php file and added a custom image size, then hooked

... even feature a floor plan grid, like the "Contact Us" page. I did not want to rely on heavy plugins to fix this. Instead, I opened the child theme's functions.php file and wrote a PHP filter hook. This script checks the current page and completely dequeues the heavy slider JavaScript if the user is on a page that does not require interactive floor plans. For the mobile version of the floor plan pages, I replaced the JS slider with ... ... need to dig into the PHP templates yourself to make structural changes. Overall, the client was incredibly pleased with how fast and polished the site turned out. By avoiding heavy optimization plugins and applying clean server rules and custom hooks

... life right before your eyes. It s smooth, it s thrilling. An instant hit of dopamine. You feel like a tech genius. Then comes the time to market it. Suddenly, you have to open Meta Ads Manager, write hooks, script a video, fight the algorithm, and potentially face total market indifference. All that high energy immediately tanks. It s slow, it s thankless, and it s uncomfortable. The brutal truth: Vibe Coding has made building so easy and addictive that ... ... Vibe Marketing" (Weaponizing the AI): Since I love orchestrating agents to write code, I apply the exact same framework to ads. I prompt my AI to act as a cynical, data-obsessed Growth Hacker. It writes my ad hooks

... Problem Dropshippers and e-commerce sellers spend hours manually researching competitors checking their ads, estimating revenue, tracking SEO, and collecting winning creatives. It's time-consuming, fragmented, and takes away from actually growing their business. What I'm building Paste your store URL (or a competitor

... that's such a good point and honestly something we think about a lot. the peace of mind of knowing your agents are running securely without worrying about infrastructure is hard to put a price on because the alternative isn't just money, it's the hours your team spends babysitting servers instead of building. and you're right about undercharging... most founders price based on what it costs them to build, not what it's worth to the customer ... ... taught me this is a legal docs tool I built after watching US freelancers get quoted 300 to 500 dollars by a lawyer for what is mostly standardised LLC paperwork. That sentence has a person, a bill and an alternative

... distribution. Instead my reach sat flat for almost half a year. The reason took me embarrassingly long to see: I was writing X posts and pasting them onto a platform that rewards the opposite behavior. X rewards the quick hook and the clever one-liner. LinkedIn rewards dwell time. The algorithm watches how long someone actually stays on your post, so a punchy tweet that earns a like and a scroll-past is a signal that you are not holding ... ... attention. Once I started writing for dwell instead of clicks, things moved. Three things that worked: a real opening line instead of a tweet hook