Hooks in Claude Code: A Practical Guide with Real Examples
Practical guide to Claude Code hooks: 3 hook types, 5 essential hooks, advanced patterns and common pitfalls. With copy-paste ready examples.
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Practical guide to Claude Code hooks: 3 hook types, 5 essential hooks, advanced patterns and common pitfalls. With copy-paste ready examples.
Skills are the fastest way to create repeatable workflows in Claude Code. A markdown file, a slash command, and predictable steps with human intervention.
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Hooks are commands that run automatically at specific points in Claude Code's lifecycle. Unlike CLAUDE.md instructions, hooks are deterministic: if the condition is met, they always execute.
Use the allowed-tools field in your Claude Code skills to automate tool approval and eliminate repetitive confirmation prompts.
claude -w feature-auth creates a git worktree, branches your code, and starts a new Claude instance in it. Run it three times in three terminals and you have three Claudes working on three different tasks — in parallel, on the same repo, without conflicts.
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