setup-git-lite

Manage Claude Code's built-in `includeGitInstructions` token consumption. ## Subcommand routing Parse the first argument from `$ARGUMENTS`: | Subcommand | Risk | AI-allowed | Behavior | | ---------- | ---- | ---------- | -------- | | `install` | 🔴 destructive | ❌ user-only | Modifies ~/.claude/settings.json + shell profile. Requires explicit `<command-name>super-token-saver:setup-git-lite</command-name>` tag with `<command-args>install</command-args>` | | `revert` | 🔴 destructive | ❌ user-only | Aggressive cleanup. Same gating as install | | `status` | 🟢 safe | ✅ allowed | Read-only diagnostic | | `dismiss-banner` | 🟢 safe | ✅ allowed | Suppresses the recommendation banner (preferences.json flag) | | `undismiss-banner` | 🟢 safe | ✅ allowed | Re-enables the banner | | `help` | 🟢 safe | ✅ allowed | Prints usage | | (empty) | 🟢 safe | ✅ allowed | Run `status`, then append one-line usage hint: "Subcommands: install, revert, status, dismiss-banner, undismiss-banner, help" | ## Invocation guard — enforce for destructive subcommands only If the subcommand is `install` or `revert`: 1. **Verify explicit invocation**: the triggering user message MUST contain `<command-name>super-token-saver:setup-git-lite</command-name>` along with `<command-args>install</command-args>` (or `revert`). If these tags are absent (i.e., you inferred the intent from natural-language context), STOP and respond: > "This action modifies your global Claude Code settings and shell profile. Please invoke explicitly by typing `/setup-git-lite install` (or `revert`)." 2. **User confirmation before execution**: even when the tag is present, print a one-line summary and ask for a literal "yes": > "Install will: > - Set `includeGitInstructions: false` in ~/.claude/settings.json > - Append a marker block to your shell profile exporting CLAUDE_CODE_DISABLE_GIT_INSTRUCTIONS=1 > Proceed? (type yes to confirm)" Only proceed on a literal `yes`. Any other response — cancel. Safe subcommands (`status`, `dismiss-banner`, `undismiss-banner`, `help`) skip the guard entirely. ## Execution After (if required) passing the guard + confirmation, run: ```bash node ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/setup-git-lite.js <subcommand> ``` Relay stdout verbatim to the user. On non-zero exit, surface stderr. ## Language Detect the user's language from the conversation. Translate ALL user-facing output into that language. The script outputs English — you MUST translate before relaying. Keep technical identifiers verbatim (file paths, env var names, command names, setting keys). ## Output conventions - `status`: translate stdout into the user's language, then relay. - `install`: translate stdout, then add a **short** line pointing to README for the rationale. - `revert`: translate stdout, then note "Your current shell env may still have the variable set — restart the shell or run `unset CLAUDE_CODE_DISABLE_GIT_INSTRUCTIONS`." (in the user's language). - `dismiss`/`undismiss`: translate stdout, then relay. - `help`: translate stdout, then relay. ## Error handling - Exit code 1 (general error): print stderr, suggest running `status`. - Exit code 2 (unknown subcommand): surface the hint from the script, no further work. ## Design reference The hook content and behavior are documented in the super-token-saver README (Git instructions section). Key points for the user if they ask: - Original CC built-in injects ~2,200 tokens per session (git status snapshot + full commit/PR workflow). - Our replacement is ~280 tokens (11 override rules + compact git state line with file list). - 88% token reduction, 95%+ of the safety rules preserved. - Other style/workflow guidance is dropped because Claude's training already covers it (e.g., PR title conventions, HEREDOC format awareness, gh usage).