obsidian-setup

name	obsidian-setup
description	First-run configuration and upgrade for the Obsidian Brain plugin. Sets up vault path, creates folders, copies dashboard templates, configures hookify nudges, and writes config. Idempotent — safe to re-run to pick up new features without overwriting existing config or dashboards. Use when: (1) first time installing obsidian-brain, (2) changing vault path, (3) /obsidian-setup command, (4) upgrading to a new version.
metadata	{"version":"1.4.0"}

Obsidian Brain Setup

Configure the obsidian-brain plugin for first use. This skill validates prerequisites, creates vault folders, installs dashboard templates, writes the config file, and verifies everything works.

Tools needed: Bash, Write, Read

Procedure

Follow these steps exactly. Do not skip steps or reorder them.

Step 1 — Check for existing installation

Argument handling: If the user ran /obsidian-setup --deps, skip the existing-config detection and jump directly to Step 8.7 (Performance Dependencies). --deps re-triggers the dependency prompt regardless of the optional_deps_prompted flag in config. After Step 8.7 completes, skip to Step 10 (success message).

Check for existing config:

cd "$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null || pwd)"
python3 -c '
import sys, os
import glob; sys.path.insert(0, max(glob.glob(os.path.expanduser("~/.claude/plugins/cache/*/obsidian-brain/*/hooks")), default="hooks"))
from obsidian_utils import load_config
c = load_config()
vp = c.get("vault_path", "")
if vp:
    sess = c.get("sessions_folder", "claude-sessions")
    ins = c.get("insights_folder", "claude-insights")
    dash = c.get("dashboards_folder", "claude-dashboards")
    chk = c.get("check_items_folder", "claude-check-items")
    print(f"EXISTING")
    print(f"VAULT={vp}")
    print(f"SESS={sess}")
    print(f"INS={ins}")
    print(f"DASH={dash}")
    print(f"CHK={chk}")
else:
    print("NO_CONFIG")
'

If the output starts with EXISTING, parse each subsequent line as KEY=VALUE, splitting on the first =. Extract VAULT_PATH and present:

Existing obsidian-brain installation detected.

• Vault path: <vault_path from config>

Would you like to:

• upgrade — add new features (dashboards, nudges) without touching existing config or dashboards
• reconfigure — start fresh (will overwrite config and dashboards)
• cancel — exit setup

If upgrade: store MODE=upgrade. Store VAULT_PATH from the existing config's vault_path field. Also extract sessions_folder (default claude-sessions), insights_folder (default claude-insights), dashboards_folder (default claude-dashboards), and check_items_folder (default claude-check-items). Skip to Step 5 (Create vault folders — mkdir -p is already safe). In upgrade mode:

• Step 5 (Create vault folders): runs normally (mkdir -p is idempotent)
• Step 6 (Install dashboards): only write dashboard files that do NOT already exist (test -f before each write)
• Step 7 (Write config): SKIP entirely — preserve existing config
• Step 8 (Verify vault access): runs normally
• Step 8.5 (Build vault index): runs normally (idempotent ensure_index call)
• Step 8.7 (Performance Dependencies): runs normally — has its own idempotency check via optional_deps_prompted/optional_deps_declined config fields; users with declined deps are NOT re-prompted unless they explicitly run /obsidian-setup --deps
• Step 9 (Configure claudeception nudge): runs normally (has its own idempotency check)
• Step 10 (Print success message): show upgrade-specific message

If reconfigure: store MODE=reconfigure. Proceed to Step 2 (Ask for vault path) as normal — full setup flow.

If cancel: stop here.

If the output is NO_CONFIG: store MODE=fresh. Proceed to Step 2 (Ask for vault path) — first-time setup.

Step 1.5 — Permission pre-flight check

Before any out-of-workspace writes, test whether Claude Code can write to ~/.claude/:

echo "test" > ~/.claude/.obsidian-brain-canary 2>&1 && rm -f ~/.claude/.obsidian-brain-canary && echo "OK" || echo "FAIL"

If OK: proceed silently to Step 2.

If FAIL: present the following message using AskUserQuestion:

Heads up — setup needs write access outside this project directory.

Obsidian Brain writes config to ~/.claude/ and notes to your Obsidian vault. Your current Claude Code permissions block writes outside the working directory.

Choose how to fix this:

1. Switch permission mode (recommended) — Press Shift+Tab to switch to "accept edits" mode for this session. Or use /config to change permissions.defaultMode permanently. Then re-run /obsidian-setup.

2. Whitelist paths permanently — Add $HOME/.claude and your vault's parent directory to sandbox.filesystem.allowWrite in ~/.claude/settings.json. Use absolute paths — ~ is not expanded inside JSON string values:

   {
     "sandbox": {
       "filesystem": {
         "allowWrite": ["/Users/you/.claude", "/Users/you/Documents/vault-parent"]
       }
     }
   }
   

   Replace /Users/you with your actual home directory (run echo $HOME to find it). Then re-run /obsidian-setup.

3. I'll handle it myself — Continue setup and approve or fix writes as they come up.

Behavior per option:

• Option 1: Print the instruction, then stop. User changes mode and re-runs /obsidian-setup.
• Option 2: Print the JSON snippet with absolute paths. In upgrade mode (MODE=upgrade), substitute the known vault parent path from the existing config. In fresh mode, show only the $HOME/.claude entry with a note that the vault parent must be added after the user provides the vault path. Then stop. User edits settings and re-runs.
• Option 3: Continue with setup as normal. Writes may fail and the user deals with each one.

Step 2 — Ask for vault path

Ask the user:

What is the absolute path to your Obsidian vault? (e.g. /Users/you/obsidian/my-vault)

Store the response as VAULT_PATH. Strip any trailing slash.

Step 3 — Validate the vault path

Run:

test -d "$VAULT_PATH" && test -w "$VAULT_PATH" && echo "OK" || echo "FAIL"

If FAIL, tell the user the path does not exist or is not writable and ask them to correct it. Repeat until OK.

Step 4 — Check claude CLI availability

Run:

which claude && echo "OK" || echo "FAIL"

If FAIL, warn the user:

The claude CLI was not found on PATH. Hook-based AI summarization will not work until it is installed. You can continue setup, but session notes will be raw (unsummarized) until claude is available.

Continue regardless — this is a warning, not a blocker.

Step 5 — Create vault folders

First, test that the vault path is writable:

echo "test" > "$VAULT_PATH/.obsidian-brain-canary" 2>&1 && rm -f "$VAULT_PATH/.obsidian-brain-canary" && echo "OK" || echo "FAIL"

If FAIL, tell the user:

Cannot write to your vault at $VAULT_PATH. This is likely a sandbox restriction. Add your vault's parent directory to sandbox.filesystem.allowWrite in ~/.claude/settings.json, or switch to "accept edits" mode (Shift+Tab), then re-run /obsidian-setup.

Stop here if FAIL.

If OK, create the folders:

mkdir -p "$VAULT_PATH/claude-sessions" "$VAULT_PATH/claude-insights" "$VAULT_PATH/claude-dashboards"

Step 6 — Install dashboard templates

For each dashboard file below, check if it already exists before writing:

test -f "$VAULT_PATH/claude-dashboards/<filename>" && echo "EXISTS" || echo "MISSING"

If EXISTS and MODE=upgrade, skip this file — preserve user customizations. Otherwise (MISSING, or MODE=fresh, or MODE=reconfigure), write the file using the Write tool.

Dashboard files to install:

File: $VAULT_PATH/claude-dashboards/sessions-overview.md

# Claude Sessions Overview

## Recent Sessions
\```dataview
TABLE date, project, git_branch, duration_minutes
FROM "claude-sessions"
WHERE type = "claude-session"
SORT date DESC
LIMIT 20
\```

## Recent Insights
\```dataview
TABLE date, project, tags
FROM "claude-insights"
WHERE type = "claude-insight"
SORT date DESC
LIMIT 10
\```

## Active Decisions
\```dataview
TABLE date, project
FROM "claude-insights"
WHERE type = "claude-decision" AND status = "active"
SORT date DESC
\```

File: $VAULT_PATH/claude-dashboards/project-index.md

# Project Index

## Sessions by Project
\```dataview
TABLE length(rows) AS "Sessions", min(rows.date) AS "First", max(rows.date) AS "Last"
FROM "claude-sessions"
WHERE type = "claude-session"
GROUP BY project
SORT length(rows) DESC
\```

## Error Fixes (troubleshooting library)
\```dataview
TABLE date, project
FROM "claude-insights"
WHERE type = "claude-error-fix"
SORT date DESC
\```

File: $VAULT_PATH/claude-dashboards/weekly-review.md

# This Week in Claude

\```dataview
TABLE date, project, type
FROM "claude-sessions" OR "claude-insights"
WHERE date >= date(today) - dur(7 days)
SORT date DESC
\```

File: $VAULT_PATH/claude-dashboards/learning-velocity.md

# Learning Velocity

## Topics by Frequency
\```dataviewjs
let pages = dv.pages('"claude-insights"')
    .where(p => p.tags);

let topics = {};
for (let p of pages) {
    let tags = p.tags || [];
    if (!Array.isArray(tags)) tags = [tags];
    for (let tag of tags) {
        if (typeof tag === 'string' && tag.startsWith("claude/topic/")) {
            let topic = tag.replace("claude/topic/", "");
            topics[topic] = (topics[topic] || 0) + 1;
        }
    }
}

dv.table(
    ["Topic", "Notes"],
    Object.entries(topics)
        .sort((a, b) => b[1] - a[1])
        .map(([topic, count]) => [topic, count])
);
\```

## Recent Retrospectives
\```dataview
TABLE date, project
FROM "claude-insights"
WHERE type = "claude-retro"
SORT date DESC
LIMIT 10
\```

## Error Patterns (Most Common)
\```dataviewjs
let pages = dv.pages('"claude-insights"')
    .where(p => p.type === "claude-error-fix");

let topics = {};
for (let p of pages) {
    let tags = p.tags || [];
    if (!Array.isArray(tags)) tags = [tags];
    for (let tag of tags) {
        if (typeof tag === 'string' && tag.startsWith("claude/topic/")) {
            let topic = tag.replace("claude/topic/", "");
            topics[topic] = (topics[topic] || 0) + 1;
        }
    }
}

dv.table(
    ["Error Topic", "Occurrences"],
    Object.entries(topics)
        .sort((a, b) => b[1] - a[1])
        .slice(0, 15)
        .map(([topic, count]) => [topic, count])
);
\```

File: $VAULT_PATH/claude-dashboards/decision-timeline.md

# Decision Timeline

## Active Decisions
\```dataview
TABLE date, project
FROM "claude-insights"
WHERE type = "claude-decision" AND status = "active"
SORT date DESC
\```

## All Decisions (Chronological)
\```dataview
TABLE date, project, status
FROM "claude-insights"
WHERE type = "claude-decision"
SORT date DESC
\```

## Superseded Decisions
\```dataview
TABLE date, project
FROM "claude-insights"
WHERE type = "claude-decision" AND status = "superseded"
SORT date DESC
\```

## Decisions by Project
\```dataview
TABLE length(rows) AS "Decisions", min(rows.date) AS "First", max(rows.date) AS "Last"
FROM "claude-insights"
WHERE type = "claude-decision"
GROUP BY project
SORT length(rows) DESC
\```

File: $VAULT_PATH/claude-dashboards/open-items.md

# Open Items — All Projects

Cross-project view of all unchecked `- [ ]` items from session notes' `## Open Questions / Next Steps` sections, scoped to the last 90 days. Items older than 90 days fall off this view — use `/check-items` (unbounded) or `/vault-search` to find them.

\```dataviewjs
// Single-pass: scan all sessions in the last 90 days exactly once,
// build a master list, then render each section from in-memory data.

const cutoff90 = dv.date("today").minus(dv.duration("90 days"));
const cutoff30 = dv.date("today").minus(dv.duration("30 days"));
const cutoff7  = dv.date("today").minus(dv.duration("7 days"));

const pages = dv.pages('"claude-sessions"')
    .where(p => p.type === "claude-session" && p.date && p.date >= cutoff90);

const allItems = [];
for (const p of pages) {
    const content = await dv.io.load(p.file.path);
    if (!content) continue;
    // CRLF-tolerant: \r?\n in lookahead, split on /\r?\n/
    const match = content.match(/## Open Questions[^\r\n]*\r?\n([\s\S]*?)(?=\r?\n## |\r?\n# |$)/);
    if (!match) continue;
    const lines = match[1].split(/\r?\n/);
    for (const line of lines) {
        const m = line.match(/^- \[ \] (.+?)\s*$/);
        if (m) {
            allItems.push({
                project: p.project || "unknown",
                item: m[1],
                date: p.date,
                file: p.file.link
            });
        }
    }
}

// ----- By Project -----
dv.header(2, "By Project");

if (allItems.length === 0) {
    dv.paragraph("No open items in the last 90 days.");
} else {
    const byProject = {};
    for (const i of allItems) {
        if (!byProject[i.project]) byProject[i.project] = [];
        byProject[i.project].push(i);
    }
    const projectNames = Object.keys(byProject).sort();
    for (const project of projectNames) {
        const items = byProject[project];
        dv.header(3, project + " (" + items.length + ")");
        // Render as table to preserve clickable file link
        dv.table(
            ["Item", "Source"],
            items.map(i => [i.item, i.file])
        );
    }
}

// ----- Recent (last 7 days) -----
dv.header(2, "Recent (last 7 days)");

const recent = allItems.filter(i => i.date >= cutoff7);
if (recent.length === 0) {
    dv.paragraph("No open items from sessions in the last 7 days.");
} else {
    dv.table(
        ["Project", "Item", "Source"],
        recent.map(i => [i.project, i.item, i.file])
    );
}

// ----- Items from sessions 30-90 days ago -----
dv.header(2, "Items from sessions 30-90 days ago");
dv.paragraph("These are unchecked items captured in session notes that are 30-90 days old. The same item may also appear in a more recent session — in that case it will also show in the \"Recent\" section above. Filter is by source session date, not by item-tracking duration.");

const stale = allItems
    .filter(i => i.date < cutoff30)
    .sort((a, b) => a.date - b.date);
if (stale.length === 0) {
    dv.paragraph("No items from sessions 30-90 days ago.");
} else {
    dv.table(
        ["Project", "Item", "From", "Source"],
        stale.map(i => [i.project, i.item, i.date.toFormat("yyyy-MM-dd"), i.file])
    );
}

// ----- Stats -----
dv.header(2, "Stats");

const statsByProject = {};
let oldestDate = null;
for (const i of allItems) {
    statsByProject[i.project] = (statsByProject[i.project] || 0) + 1;
    if (!oldestDate || i.date < oldestDate) oldestDate = i.date;
}

dv.paragraph("**Total open items (last 90 days):** " + allItems.length);
dv.paragraph("**Projects with open items:** " + Object.keys(statsByProject).length);
if (oldestDate) {
    dv.paragraph("**Oldest open item from:** " + oldestDate.toFormat("yyyy-MM-dd"));
}

if (Object.keys(statsByProject).length > 0) {
    dv.table(
        ["Project", "Open Items"],
        Object.entries(statsByProject).sort((a, b) => b[1] - a[1])
    );
}
\```

Important: The backslash before the triple backticks above is an escape for this document only. When writing the actual files, use plain triple backticks (no backslash).

Step 7 — Write config file

If MODE=upgrade: Skip this step — preserve existing config.

If MODE=fresh or MODE=reconfigure:

Write ~/.claude/obsidian-brain-config.json with this exact structure:

{
  "vault_path": "<VAULT_PATH value from Step 2>",
  "sessions_folder": "claude-sessions",
  "insights_folder": "claude-insights",
  "dashboards_folder": "claude-dashboards",
  "check_items_folder": "claude-check-items",
  "min_messages": 3,
  "min_duration_minutes": 2,
  "summary_model": "haiku",
  "auto_log_enabled": true,
  "snapshot_on_compact": true,
  "snapshot_on_clear": true
}

Replace <VAULT_PATH value from Step 2> with the actual vault path. Ensure the file is valid JSON.

First run mkdir -p ~/.claude to ensure the directory exists.

After writing the config file, restrict permissions so only the current user can read it:

chmod 600 ~/.claude/obsidian-brain-config.json

After writing the config, inspect the final snapshot_on_clear and snapshot_on_compact values. If either is False (for instance, when migrating from an older config), warn the user:

⚠ snapshot_on_clear is False — /clear will not preserve pre-clear context. Recommended: True. (This is on by default; only change if you have a specific reason.)

Both flags ship true by default, so the warning only fires when a prior config, manual edit, or migration set them false. Ask the user whether to flip them back to true via /vault-config before continuing.

Step 8 — Verify vault access

Run:

TESTFILE="$VAULT_PATH/claude-sessions/.obsidian-brain-test-$$"
echo "test" > "$TESTFILE" && test -f "$TESTFILE" && rm "$TESTFILE" && echo "OK" || echo "FAIL"

If FAIL, warn that vault writes are not working and ask the user to check permissions.

Step 8.5 — Build vault index

Build (or rebuild) the SQLite FTS5 index for fast vault search and context-driven insight loading:

python3 -c '
import sys, os, json, glob
sys.path.insert(0, max(glob.glob(os.path.expanduser("~/.claude/plugins/cache/*/obsidian-brain/*/hooks")), default="hooks"))
from vault_index import rebuild_index
counts = rebuild_index(sys.argv[1], [sys.argv[2], sys.argv[3]])
print(json.dumps(counts))
' "$VAULT_PATH" "$SESSIONS_FOLDER" "$INSIGHTS_FOLDER"

Parse the JSON output. If successful, store N = counts["inserted"] for the success message.

If the command fails (non-zero exit), warn but do not block setup:

⚠️ Could not build vault index. Run /vault-reindex manually after setup.

Step 8.7 — Performance Dependencies (optional)

Phase 2 theme clustering can use numpy (vectorized TF-IDF) and scipy (agglomerative batch clustering) for ~4-5x speedups on large vaults. They are strictly optional — every feature works on pure-Python stdlib fallbacks.

Idempotent detection. Load the current config + installed status:

cd "$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null || pwd)"
python3 -c '
import sys, os, json
import glob; sys.path.insert(0, max(glob.glob(os.path.expanduser("~/.claude/plugins/cache/*/obsidian-brain/*/hooks")), default="hooks"))
from obsidian_utils import check_optional_deps, load_config
cfg = load_config()
status = check_optional_deps()
print("NUMPY=" + ("1" if status["numpy"] else "0"))
print("SCIPY=" + ("1" if status["scipy"] else "0"))
print("PROMPTED=" + ("1" if cfg.get("optional_deps_prompted") else "0"))
print("DECLINED=" + ",".join(cfg.get("optional_deps_declined", [])))
'

Parse each line as KEY=VALUE.

Decision tree:

1. If NUMPY=1 and SCIPY=1 → both installed; skip the prompt entirely. Log one line [setup] numpy + scipy available — theme clustering will use fast paths. and continue to Step 9.
2. If PROMPTED=1 AND every missing package appears in DECLINED AND this run was NOT invoked with --deps → user already declined; skip the prompt silently. Continue to Step 9.
3. Otherwise → show the prompt below.

Prompt the user using AskUserQuestion:

Optional performance dependencies for Phase 2 theme clustering:

numpy: [installed / not installed] scipy: [installed / not installed]

These accelerate batch clustering and TF-IDF math (numpy ~5x, scipy ~4x). Without them, everything still works via pure-Python stdlib fallbacks — daily use is unaffected; only bulk /consolidate runs are slower at very large vault sizes.

1. Install missing packages (runs python3 -m pip install --user <missing>)
2. Skip — remember my choice (won't ask again; re-trigger anytime with /obsidian-setup --deps)
3. Not now — ask again next time

Apply the choice:

• Install: run python3 -m pip install --user for every missing package. Report success/failure for each. After install, update config:

cd "$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null || pwd)"
python3 -c '
import sys, os, json, tempfile
import glob; sys.path.insert(0, max(glob.glob(os.path.expanduser("~/.claude/plugins/cache/*/obsidian-brain/*/hooks")), default="hooks"))
from pathlib import Path

cfg_path = Path.home() / ".claude" / "obsidian-brain-config.json"
try:
    cfg = json.loads(cfg_path.read_text())
except FileNotFoundError:
    cfg = {}
cfg["optional_deps_prompted"] = True
declined = set(cfg.get("optional_deps_declined", []))
for pkg in ("numpy", "scipy"):
    try:
        __import__(pkg)
        declined.discard(pkg)
    except ImportError:
        pass
cfg["optional_deps_declined"] = sorted(declined)
fd, tmp_path = tempfile.mkstemp(prefix=".obsidian-brain-config-", suffix=".json.tmp", dir=os.path.dirname(cfg_path))
try:
    with os.fdopen(fd, "w") as f:
        json.dump(cfg, f, indent=2)
        f.flush()
        os.fsync(f.fileno())
    os.chmod(tmp_path, 0o600)
    os.replace(tmp_path, cfg_path)
except Exception:
    try:
        os.unlink(tmp_path)
    except OSError:
        pass
    raise
print("OK")
'

If pip itself is missing or the install fails (restricted environments, e.g. Homebrew-managed Python), print the failure and continue — all features still work.

• Skip: write both flags with every missing package added to optional_deps_declined:

cd "$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null || pwd)"
python3 - <<'PY'
import json, os, tempfile
from pathlib import Path
cfg_path = Path.home() / ".claude" / "obsidian-brain-config.json"
try:
    cfg = json.loads(cfg_path.read_text())
except FileNotFoundError:
    cfg = {}
cfg["optional_deps_prompted"] = True
missing = []
for pkg in ("numpy", "scipy"):
    try:
        __import__(pkg)
    except ImportError:
        missing.append(pkg)
declined = sorted(set(cfg.get("optional_deps_declined", [])) | set(missing))
cfg["optional_deps_declined"] = declined
fd, tmp_path = tempfile.mkstemp(prefix=".obsidian-brain-config-", suffix=".json.tmp", dir=os.path.dirname(cfg_path))
try:
    with os.fdopen(fd, "w") as f:
        json.dump(cfg, f, indent=2)
        f.flush()
        os.fsync(f.fileno())
    os.chmod(tmp_path, 0o600)
    os.replace(tmp_path, cfg_path)
except Exception:
    try:
        os.unlink(tmp_path)
    except OSError:
        pass
    raise
print("OK")
PY

• Not now: write neither flag. The next /obsidian-setup run will re-prompt.

Step 9 — Configure claudeception nudge (idempotent)

Check if the claudeception-to-compress nudge is already configured globally (in ~/.claude/, not the project .claude/):

test -f ~/.claude/hookify.claudeception-compress-nudge.local.md && echo "EXISTS" || echo "MISSING"

If EXISTS, skip this step — the nudge is already configured.

If MISSING, write the hookify rule file directly to ~/.claude/ using the Write tool:

File: ~/.claude/hookify.claudeception-compress-nudge.local.md

---
name: claudeception-compress-nudge
enabled: true
event: stop
pattern: Result:\s*PASS|\.claude/skills/[^/]+/SKILL\.md|created skill|skill file written|extracted knowledge
action: warn
---

💡 **Claudeception extracted knowledge from this session.** Run `/compress` to save it to your Obsidian vault.

Important: This rule MUST be in ~/.claude/ (global), not the project's .claude/ directory. The nudge should trigger in any project where claudeception runs, not just obsidian-brain.

This is a soft nudge — a non-blocking suggestion, not automatic execution.

Step 10 — Print success message

If MODE=upgrade:

Obsidian Brain upgraded!

• Vault path: <VAULT_PATH> (unchanged)
• Config: preserved (unchanged)
• New dashboards: installed (existing dashboards preserved)
• Claudeception nudge: configured
• Vault index: N notes indexed (run /vault-reindex to rebuild) — or omit this line if Step 8.5 failed

Re-run /obsidian-setup anytime to pick up new features.

If MODE=fresh or MODE=reconfigure:

Obsidian Brain setup complete!

• Vault path: <VAULT_PATH>
• Config written to: ~/.claude/obsidian-brain-config.json
• Folders created: claude-sessions/, claude-insights/, claude-dashboards/
• Dashboards installed: sessions-overview.md, project-index.md, weekly-review.md, learning-velocity.md, decision-timeline.md, open-items.md
• Claudeception nudge: configured (run /compress reminder after knowledge extraction)
• Vault index: N notes indexed (run /vault-reindex to rebuild) — or omit this line if Step 8.5 failed

Next step — install the Dataview plugin in Obsidian:

1. Open Obsidian Settings > Community Plugins > Browse
2. Search for "Dataview" and install it
3. Enable the plugin, then go to Dataview settings and turn on:
   • Enable JavaScript Queries
   • Enable Inline Queries
4. The dashboards in claude-dashboards/ will start rendering automatically

Hooks are already registered via hooks.json — session logging will begin on your next Claude Code session.