@monoes/hooks

@monoes/hooks

A library, not a runtime dispatcher. Provides hook type definitions, an in-memory HookRegistry/HookExecutor for defining handlers, and a WorkerManager with 9 background workers for Monomind.

Part of the Monomind ecosystem.

Architecture: this is not the live hook path

The Claude Code hooks that actually fire on every edit/command/task/session run through the plain CJS handlers in .claude/helpers/ (see .claude/helpers/hook-handler.cjs), wired up via settings.json. That is the authoritative, "live" dispatch system.

This package is bridged in as optional enrichment at a handful of lifecycle events (SessionStart, PreTask, PostTask, PostEdit, SessionEnd, AgentSpawn) when it's installed and built. HookRegistry lets you define handlers the CJS layer can call into, but since each hook event runs in a fresh subprocess, in-memory registrations don't survive across events. What persists is the workers' output: they write JSON metrics files under .monomind/metrics/ that the statusline, router, and doctor read back.

Install

npm install @monoes/hooks

Native module install blocked? The SQLite-backed background workers depend on better-sqlite3. If it fails to load with Could not locate the bindings file, your npm's allowScripts policy blocked its native build — run npm install-scripts approve better-sqlite3 && npm rebuild better-sqlite3.

Quick start

import { HookRegistry, HookExecutor, HookEvent, HookPriority } from '@monoes/hooks';

const registry = new HookRegistry();
const executor = new HookExecutor(registry);

// Register a hook
registry.register(
  HookEvent.PreEdit,
  async (context) => {
    console.log(`Editing: ${context.file?.path}`);
    return { success: true };
  },
  HookPriority.Normal,
  { name: 'log-edits' }
);

// Execute
const result = await executor.preEdit('src/app.ts', 'modify');

Hook events

Event	When it fires
PreToolUse / PostToolUse	Before/after any tool call
PreEdit / PostEdit	Before/after file modification
PreRead / PostRead	Before/after file reads
PreCommand / PostCommand	Before/after shell commands
PreTask / PostTask / TaskProgress	Task lifecycle
SessionStart / SessionEnd / SessionRestore	Session lifecycle
AgentSpawn / AgentTerminate	Agent lifecycle
PreRoute / PostRoute	Task routing decisions
PatternLearned / PatternConsolidated	Pattern learning

Priorities

Priority	Value	Use case
Critical	1000	Security validation
High	100	Pre-processing
Normal	50	Standard hooks
Low	10	Logging, metrics
Background	1	Async, runs last

Background workers

9 on-demand workers, all registered in WORKER_CONFIGS, each a factory function managed by WorkerManager:

Worker	Purpose
health	Monitor disk, memory, CPU, processes
ddd	DDD progress → .monomind/metrics/ddd-progress.json
security	Scan for secrets and vulnerabilities
cache	Clean temp files, old logs, stale cache
progress	Track implementation progress
map	Codebase map → .monomind/metrics/codebase-map.json
audit	Security audit → .monomind/metrics/security-audit.json
consolidate	Memory consolidation → .monomind/metrics/consolidation.json
reflexion	Self-learning from failures — reflects on failed tasks, stores lessons for future retrieval

The metrics-producing workers run at session start (via the CJS session handler) and are staleness-gated: each only runs when its output file is missing or older than 6 hours, with a hard per-worker timeout so session start is never blocked. WorkerManager can also schedule them on intervals, persist run state to .monomind/metrics/workers-state.json, raise threshold alerts, and export statusline data.

import { WorkerManager, createHealthWorker } from '@monoes/hooks';

const manager = new WorkerManager(process.cwd());
manager.register('health', createHealthWorker(process.cwd()));
const result = await manager.runWorker('health');

What this package does NOT do

Earlier versions carried MCP tool schemas, agent synthesis, observability traces, interrupt checkpoints, statusline generation, and swarm messaging subsystems. None of it was wired into a running server, so it was deleted. The CLI (packages/@monomind/cli/src/mcp-tools/) owns the real MCP tools; this package is just types + registry/executor + workers.

Links

• GitHub
• Documentation
• Issues

License

MIT