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Reddit user details reliable AI rule enforcement using Claude hooks

A user on Reddit shared a method for improving the reliability of AI models like Claude by using "hooks" instead of traditional rules. These hooks are shell commands registered in settings that execute automatically at specific points in the AI's process, ensuring actions are taken regardless of the model's cooperation. The PreToolUse hook, in particular, allows for inspection and blocking of commands before they run, providing a more robust enforcement mechanism for critical operations. AI

IMPACT This technique offers a more robust way to ensure critical AI operations are performed reliably, potentially improving developer workflows.

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Reddit user details reliable AI rule enforcement using Claude hooks

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  1. r/ClaudeAI TIER_2 English(EN) · /u/bit_forge007 ·

    I stopped writing rules in CLAUDE.md and started writing hooks. The rules finally hold.

    <!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>For months my CLAUDE.md held a list of rules. Never run the deploy script. Do not touch the migrations folder. Always run the formatter before committing. They worked most of the time, which is the problem. Most of the time is not a guarantee, an…