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  • Hooks: the rule that actually holds13m
  • The hook that stops you losing money9m
  • Loops and routines9m
  • Claude inside a script11m
  • Connect the tools your day already uses7m
  • Module 5 recap4m
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Run Your Day in TerminalsModule 5Lesson 1

Hooks: the rule that actually holds

Pro13 min readLesson 1 of Making the day run itself

By the end of this lesson two rules hold in your project whether anyone remembers them or not. Every file Claude writes comes back tidy, and no session can write to .git/hooks, .git/config or its own .claude/settings.json — through a file tool or through the shell, which is the half most guards miss. You will have watched a write be refused on screen, and confirmed with /hooks that both rules are registered.

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Making the day run itself

  1. 1Hooks: the rule that actually holds13m
  2. The hook that stops you losing money9m
  3. Loops and routines9m
  4. Claude inside a script11m
  5. Connect the tools your day already uses7m
  6. Module 5 recap4m