anti-laziness-guard

name	anti-laziness-guard
description	Three-layer Stop hook that detects and blocks work-skipping rationalizations by Claude Code agents. Prevents agents from unilaterally deciding to skip assigned work, bypass mandatory processes, or cite unverified context constraints as justification for shortcuts. Layer 1: Deterministic regex detection of known laziness phrases (Tiers 1-2) Layer 2: Haiku-evaluated internal contradiction detection (Tier 4) Layer 3: Context-aware agent verification — auto-activates when plans/tasks exist (Tier 5) This is a passive hook — it activates automatically when the plugin is enabled. No slash command needed. The hook fires on every Stop event and only blocks when laziness patterns are detected.
triggers	["anti-laziness","laziness guard","stop hook","work skipping","skip detection","agent laziness","premature stop"]

Anti-Laziness Guard

Stop hook that detects and blocks work-skipping rationalizations at stop time. Fires automatically on every Stop event when the workflow-toolkit plugin is enabled.

How It Works

Three hooks run in parallel every time the agent tries to stop. Any one blocking prevents the stop.

Layer 1: Command Hook (always runs, <1s)

Deterministic regex matching against the agent's last_assistant_message. Detects Tier 1-2 laziness phrases with >75% confidence.

Blocks on phrases like:

• "skip the remaining review stages"
• "in the interest of time"
• "context constraints" / "running low on context"
• "accelerate through the remaining"
• "consolidate the remaining"
• "not worth the complexity"
• "to save time" / "for brevity"

See references/phrase-taxonomy.md for the complete taxonomy with sources.