claude-code-notification-configure

name	claude-code-notification:configure
description	Create or update claude-code-notification configuration (global or per-project). Use when the user wants to set up notification backends like ntfy, system notifications, sound, or custom scripts.
argument-hint	[enable ntfy per-project | disable sound global | <leave empty to chat> ]

Configure claude-code-notification

Help the user create or update their notification configuration.

Schema

Read the JSON schema at ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/schema/config.schema.json before generating any config. The schema defines all valid fields, types, defaults, and descriptions. Always validate your output against it.

Config locations

• Global config: ~/.config/claude-code-notification/config.json — applies everywhere
• Per-project config: .claude-code-notification.json in the project root — merges over global at field level (only set fields you want to override)

Merge behavior

Config loads in 3 layers: defaults -> global -> per-project. Each layer only overrides fields it explicitly sets. Omitting a field means "inherit from the layer below". Setting "enabled": false explicitly disables a backend that may be enabled globally.

Defaults

• system_notification.enabled is true by default (zero-config desktop notifications)
• All other backends are disabled by default
• ntfy.server defaults to https://ntfy.sh when not specified

Instructions

1. Read the schema file at ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/schema/config.schema.json
2. Ask the user what they want to configure: which backends to enable, global vs per-project
3. If the config file already exists, read it first and modify — don't overwrite from scratch
4. Write valid JSON matching the schema. Include "$schema" pointing to the schema file for editor autocompletion:
   • Global: "$schema": "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/berk-karaal/claude-code-notification/main/plugin/schema/config.schema.json"
   • Per-project: same $schema value
5. Create parent directories if needed (mkdir -p ~/.config/claude-code-notification/)
6. After writing, briefly explain what was configured and how to test it

Additional Tips

Sound Backend

For macOS sound backend, prioritize /System/Library/Sounds/ for built-in sounds. Suggest:

• on_notification: "/System/Library/Sounds/Ping.aiff"
• on_stop: "/System/Library/Sounds/Glass.aiff"
• on_stop_failure: "/System/Library/Sounds/Basso.aiff"

Ntfy Backend

If the user wants to enable ntfy, use the default server (https://ntfy.sh) unless user mentions using custom server. For the topic, if user not specified, use random long topic id to avoid collision. You can use openssl rand -base64 64 | tr -dc 'a-zA-Z0-9_-' | head -c $((RANDOM % 10 + 55)) bash command to generate topic id. After configuring ntfy, show the used topic and server to the user so they can subscribe it via web app, mobile app, or CLI.

Custom Script Backend

When configuring a custom script backend, ask the user for the script path and ensure it's an absolute path. Also ask which events they want to trigger the script (on_notification, on_stop, on_stop_failure) and validate that the script exists and is executable.

Arguments

$ARGUMENTS may contain hints like "enable ntfy", "disable sound", "per-project", "global". Use them to skip questions when the intent is clear.