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Install hookify rules for automatic chess timer session management
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| name | setup-chess-timer-hooks |
| description | Install hookify rules for automatic chess timer session management |
This skill installs hookify rules that make the chess timer fully automatic. No more remembering to start/stop sessions manually!
Installs 3 hookify rules that automatically:
Call the setup_chess_timer_hooks MCP tool with action "install":
await setup_chess_timer_hooks({ action: 'install' });
This copies 3 hookify rules to ~/.claude/:
hookify.chess-timer-start.local.mdhookify.chess-timer-complete.local.mdhookify.chess-timer-commit.local.mdTriggers when users say things like:
What you'll see:
๐ Work Session Start
User is requesting substantive work. Before responding:
1. Call get_active_session to check status
2. If no session exists: Call start_work_session
3. If session is paused: Call resume_work_session
4. If session is active: Continue working
Triggers when you're about to finish responding.
What you'll see:
๐ Session Completion Check
Before stopping, verify work session state:
1. Call get_active_session
2. If session is active: Call complete_work_session with notes
3. If work isn't done: Call pause_work_session instead
Triggers when running git commit.
What you'll see:
๐ Session Completion Opportunity
Git commit detected - work may be complete.
After commit succeeds:
1. Call get_active_session
2. If this commit completes the work: Call complete_work_session
3. If continuing with more work: Leave session active
After installation, test by:
Check hook status anytime:
await setup_chess_timer_hooks({ action: 'status' });
Returns:
Temporarily disable a hook by editing the file and setting enabled: false.
Permanently remove all hooks:
await setup_chess_timer_hooks({ action: 'uninstall' });
Once installed, chess timer becomes truly hands-free:
This is how chess timer should always work - completely transparent and automatic.