Best Claude Code hooks

turntype is a Claude Code plugin that opens a typing test above the prompt when a turn runs longer than 3 seconds, with flow, time and words modes, personal bests, daily goals, streaks and adaptive drilling of missed letter pairs. Install via /plugin install turntype --marketplace Danovich/turntype; everything stays local.

A Claude Code mod that shows how often each of your skills runs, which never trigger, which reach Claude without their description, and hands a weak description to skill-creator. Part of claude-plugins.

Two Claude Code mods for the machine you run sessions on: /pain logs friction with the tool itself without a turn, and /fleet shows every session on the machine and lets you message one.

Track pull-request merges, reviews and checks, with change notifications.

A Claude Code mod that refuses prose Claude writes with an em dash, an en dash or a double hyphen used as punctuation, and tells Claude which lines to rewrite.

A Claude Code mod that typesets the LaTeX math in Claude's replies as images in the terminal, through the kitty graphics protocol

A Claude Code mod that adds three buttons (Plain English, Shorter, Plain & short) under Claude's last answer, plus matching slash commands and a configurable plain-language skill.

Refuses a shell write to a shared file (STATUS.md, CLAUDE.md, MEMORY.md, or the files you name) that this session has not read, or that another session changed since

A Claude Code mod from goblin-mode: draws a goblin band above the prompt that reacts to the session, question faces, model-tier frames, a day cycle and project theme colours.

A Claude Code mod that warns when the context window fills up and suggests saving the session's decisions with `/save-context` before automatic compaction summarises them away.

A Claude Code mod that puts one small `⑂ Subtask` button under Claude's last answer. It opens a picker of the answer's items; a pick puts `/subtask <the item's text>` in the prompt box and sends nothing, so you can add your own words and press Enter.

Le flash info du dev au-dessus du prompt : les actus fraîches de Human Coders News, du Journal du hacker, de la veille de Camille Roux, de LinuxFr et des blogs IA (Anthropic, claude.dev, Claude Code…), une à la fois.