Claude Code series part 3: smarter hooks and session tricks
This is the third installment in a series about using Claude Code in daily practice. It focuses on refining 'hooks' — scripts that automatically run before or after certain actions — to cut down repetitive work and prevent mistakes.
It also introduces 'session ,' the idea of making better use of the context built up during a single working session, such as which files were touched or what commands were run, to improve workflow. The piece builds on groundwork from earlier parts in the series and teases an unexpected twist near the end.
Key points
- Third and final part of a Claude Code usage series
- Covers refining 'hooks' for more precise
- Introduces 'session ' for using workflow context
- Teases a twist at the end of the post