These 10 Claude Code hooks give you ready‑to‑run configurations that automatically format code on pre‑commit, after editing, and on file save. By dropping the provided templates into a project you eliminate the repetitive setup of ESLint, Prettier, or Biome integrations, allowing you to enforce a consistent style instantly and keep the focus on development rather than tooling.
What You Get
- 10 production‑ready hook configurations that cover common entry points such as pre‑commit, post‑edit, and file‑save.
- Integration patterns for ESLint, Prettier, and Biome so the hooks work with the most widely adopted formatters and linters.
- settings.json snippets for each hook, ready to paste into a VS Code workspace or similar environment.
- README.md quick‑start guide that explains the purpose of each hook and outlines the required variables.
- Examples folder containing real‑world implementations that demonstrate typical use cases and edge‑case handling.
How to Use
- Download the zip file after purchase.
- Extract the archive and open README.md for the step‑by‑step quick‑start instructions.
- Copy the desired hook configuration files into your project’s .git/hooks directory or your editor’s configuration folder.
- Paste the corresponding settings.json snippet into your workspace settings to activate the hook in the IDE.
- Replace placeholder variables (paths, command options, or environment flags) with values that match your codebase.
- Review the examples folder to see how the hooks interact with ESLint, Prettier, and Biome in a complete workflow.
- Commit a test change to confirm that the pre‑commit hook formats the code as expected; edit a file to see the post‑edit hook run automatically.
Who This Is For
- Developers who prefer a zero‑configuration approach to code formatting and want to avoid writing hook scripts from scratch.
- Teams that need a consistent style enforced across multiple repositories without manual setup for each project.
- Claude Code power users who want to combine AI‑generated suggestions with deterministic formatting steps.
- Engineers maintaining legacy codebases where introducing a formatter must be safe, incremental, and reversible.
- Anyone looking for a quick, tested way to integrate ESLint, Prettier, or Biome into their development workflow using Claude Code hooks.