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Install plugin hooks into project .claude/ for persistent use without plugin loaded

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Install Hooks

Trigger

  • Keywords: install hooks, setup hooks, copy hooks, install-hooks

When NOT to Use

  • Installing rules (use /install-rules)
  • Installing scripts (use /install-scripts)
  • Full project setup (use /project-setup)

Workflow

Phase 0: Resolve mode; obsolete-set migration (first for non-list invocations; --dry-run forwarded)
Phase 1: Locate plugin hooks dir
Phase 2: Enumerate hook scripts
Phase 3: Determine install set (--all, specific names, or interactive)
Phase 4a: Copy scripts to .claude/hooks/
Phase 4b: Merge hook definitions into settings.json
Phase 4c: Update manifest
Phase 4.5: Backfill CLAUDE.md references
Phase 5: Output report

Phase 0: Obsolete-Set Migration

Resolve the invocation mode first — Phase 0 mutates settings and deletes files, so the non-mutating modes must never reach it live: with --list, skip Phase 0 entirely (listing is read-only); with --dry-run, forward the flag so the migration also only reports:

# --list        → skip this phase
# --dry-run     → append --dry-run to the command below
node "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/migrate-hook-lightweighting.js" --repo "$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel)"

Otherwise run the shared migration before any copy or merge — it is what removes the retired enforcement-layer files and their registrations (hook-lightweighting § 3.6), and running it first is what prevents the dangerous half-state (scripts-new + hooks-old).

Ordering inside the script is fixed: it deregisters settings entries first and deletes files only after the settings writes succeed; a failed settings write aborts (exit 1) before any deletion. On exit 1, stop the install and surface the report — installing on top of a repo whose deregistration failed reproduces the half-state the migration exists to prevent. Modified obsolete files are kept on disk (registration disabled) and named in the report; include those lines in Phase 5's output.

Arguments

$ARGUMENTS
ArgumentDescription
--allInstall all available hooks
--listList available hooks without installing
--dry-runShow what would be installed, no changes
--forceOverwrite existing hooks with different content
--localWrite to settings.local.json instead of settings.json
hook-names...Specific hooks to install

Two-Layer Install

LayerTargetContent
Scripts.claude/hooks/*.shExecutable hook scripts
Definitionssettings.json hooks entriesEvent → script path mapping

Script dependencies: a locally installed hook resolves its helper scripts beside its own copy (.claude/scripts/…), never from the plugin. The whole dependency surface is one checker — scripts/review-state.js (which requires scripts/lib/tree-digest.js) — read by stop-guard.sh, user-prompt-review-guard.sh and post-compact-auto-loop.sh (post-skill-auto-loop.sh is deliberately zero-read: it prints one static gate-order line and consumes nothing). Missing → every hook still runs and still reminds: it reports change-class facts from live git and claims no verdict (nothing blocks — the hooks are reminders, hook-lightweighting § 3.2). Installing the checker via /install-scripts --all (or /project-setup) is what upgrades the reminders from "changed, verdict unknown" to "changed, reviewed at this tree".

Conflict Handling

Script StatusSettings StatusAction
MissingMissingInstall both
IdenticalPresentSkip (up to date)
DifferentPresentAskUserQuestion

Output

## Install Hooks Report

| Hook | Script | Settings | Status |
|------|--------|----------|--------|
| post-edit-format | ✅ | ✅ | installed |
| stop-guard | ✅ | ⏭️ | skipped (identical) |

Scripts: N installed | Settings entries: M merged

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