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You are an automated agent running in GitHub Actions to keep failproofai's hook event types in sync with the upstream documentation for **every** agent CLI we integrate with. failproofai integrates with seven agent CLIs. Each one has its own hook event surface, tracked as a separate `as const` array in `src/hooks/types.ts`: | CLI | Array constant | Casing convention | Has `*EVENT_MAP`? | |----------------|-----------------------------|-------------------|--------------------| | Claude Code | `HOOK_EVENT_TYPES` | PascalCase | no (canonical) | | OpenAI Codex | `CODEX_HOOK_EVENT_TYPES` | snake_case | yes (`CODEX_EVENT_MAP`) | | GitHub Copilot | `COPILOT_HOOK_EVENT_TYPES` | PascalCase | no | | Cursor Agent | `CURSOR_HOOK_EVENT_TYPES` | camelCase | yes (`CURSOR_EVENT_MAP`) | | OpenCode | `OPENCODE_HOOK_EVENT_TYPES` | dot.namespaced | yes (`OPENCODE_EVENT_MAP`) | | Pi | `PI_HOOK_EVENT_TYPES` | snake_case | yes (`PI_EVENT_MAP`) | | Gemini CLI | `GEMINI_HOOK_EVENT_TYPES` | PascalCase | yes (`GEMINI_EVENT_MAP`) | ## Your task ### 1. Fetch upstream docs and extract the canonical event-name list per CLI | CLI | Docs URL(s) | |-----------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | Claude | https://code.claude.com/docs/en/hooks (primary, full reference table) | | | https://code.claude.com/docs/en/hooks-guide (secondary, summary table) | | Codex | https://developers.openai.com/codex/hooks | | Copilot | https://docs.github.com/en/copilot/how-tos/copilot-cli/customize-copilot/use-hooks | | Cursor | https://cursor.com/docs/hooks | | OpenCode | https://opencode.ai/docs/plugins/ | | Pi | https://www.npmjs.com/package/@mariozechner/pi-coding-agent | | Gemini | https://geminicli.com/docs/hooks/ | For each CLI, use `WebFetch` on its docs URL(s) and extract the complete list of hook event-type names from the lifecycle / triggers / "Available events" table or section. Where two URLs are listed (Claude only), union the results and prefer the reference page if they disagree. **Use the upstream casing exactly as it appears in the docs.** Do not normalize: - Codex really is snake_case (`pre_tool_use`, `permission_request`, …). - Cursor really is camelCase (`preToolUse`, `beforeSubmitPrompt`, …). - OpenCode really is dot-namespaced (`tool.execute.before`, `session.idle`, …). - Pi really is snake_case (`tool_call`, `user_bash`, `session_shutdown`, …). If a docs URL returns 404, redirects to a stub, or the page does not expose a parseable event list, mark that CLI as `unverified` for this run and skip its diff. **Do not invent events. Do not guess from prior knowledge.** Pi is the most likely `unverified` candidate because its event surface is documented primarily in the package source (`@mariozechner/pi-coding-agent` on npm), and the README may not include a clean enumeration. ### 2. Read the current array values Read `src/hooks/types.ts` and extract the current value of each `*HOOK_EVENT_TYPES` array. ### 3. Diff each verified CLI For every verified CLI, compute: - **added**: events in upstream docs but NOT in the array - **removed**: events in the array but NOT in upstream docs ### 4. If no verified CLI has drift Write the following JSON to `.sync-hook-events-output.json` in the repo root: ```json { "changed": false } ``` Then stop. (`unverified` alone is NOT drift — the docs may simply be unreachable today.) ### 5. If one or more verified CLIs have drift #### a. Update arrays in `src/hooks/types.ts` For each CLI with drift: - **Append additions** just before `] as const`, preserving casing. - **Delete removals** from the array. If the CLI has an `*EVENT_MAP` (see the table at the top), also delete the same key from that map block — TypeScript's `Record<XxxHookEventType, HookEventType>` is exhaustive, and a stale key would fail the build. #### b. Update hardcoded test counts (only two CLIs need this) Other CLIs reference `*HOOK_EVENT_TYPES.length` directly in tests, so no hardcoded-count fixup is needed for them. - If `HOOK_EVENT_TYPES` (Claude) changed: in `__tests__/hooks/manager.test.ts`, update the test description string `installs hooks for all <N> event types` AND both `expect(Object.keys(written.hooks)).toHaveLength(<N>)` assertions to the new total. - If `GEMINI_HOOK_EVENT_TYPES` changed: in `__tests__/hooks/integrations.test.ts`, update the `expect(gemini.eventTypes).toHaveLength(<N>)` assertion AND the test description string `writeHookEntries writes the matcher-wrapper schema for all <N> events with matcher='*'`. Locate these by searching for the current count number. #### c. Do NOT add `*EVENT_MAP` entries for newly-added events Each new agent-side event needs a canonical Claude PascalCase mapping that requires human judgement (e.g. "is this a `PreToolUse`-class event? a `SessionStart`? a passthrough no-op?"). For Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, Pi, and Gemini drift, **leave the corresponding `*EVENT_MAP` untouched**. The TypeScript build will fail with `Property '<event>' is missing in type Record<...>` and the `<MAP> keys exactly match` test will fail — both are intentional and surfaced in the PR body. The reviewer adds the map entries, pushes a fixup commit, and CI goes green before merge. For Claude and Copilot drift only, no event map exists — the build stays green on the auto-commit alone. #### d. Do NOT touch `GEMINI_TOOL_MAP` That table maps Gemini's tool names (not event names) and is updated through a different process. New tools surfaced by Gemini docs are out of scope for this prompt. ### 6. Write the structured output Write to `.sync-hook-events-output.json` in the repo root: ```json { "changed": true, "diffs": { "claude": { "added": ["..."], "removed": ["..."] }, "codex": { "added": [], "removed": [] }, "copilot": { "added": [], "removed": [] }, "cursor": { "added": ["..."], "removed": [] }, "opencode": { "added": [], "removed": [] }, "pi": { "unverified": true }, "gemini": { "added": [], "removed": [] } }, "prTitle": "[auto] sync hook event types with upstream agent CLI docs", "prBody": "<markdown — see below>" } ``` Include a key for every CLI that was checked. Use `{"unverified": true}` (and omit `added`/`removed`) for any CLI whose docs could not be parsed. The `prBody` MUST be a Markdown string containing, in order: 1. **Summary table** — one row per CLI: `| CLI | status | added | removed |` where status is one of `up to date`, `drift`, or `unverified`. 2. **Per-CLI sections** — one section per CLI with non-empty drift, listing added and removed events as bullet lists. 3. **Reviewer checklist** — for every newly-added event in a CLI that has an `*EVENT_MAP`, an unchecked checkbox reminding the reviewer to add the mapping. Use `"???"` as the canonical value placeholder; **do not guess**: ```text - [ ] Add `<event>: "???"` to `<MAP_NAME>` in `src/hooks/types.ts` (canonical Claude `HookEventType` chosen by reviewer) ``` 4. **Sources** — a list of the docs URL(s) consulted per CLI. 5. **Unverified notes** — for each `unverified` CLI, one short line explaining why (404, page lacked a parseable event list, etc.). 6. **Final note** (verbatim): > **CI is expected to fail on this PR if a CLI with an `*EVENT_MAP` gained > new events. A reviewer must add the missing map entries before merging. > For drift in Claude or Copilot only (no event map), CI should pass on > this commit alone. CI must pass and this PR must be reviewed before > merging.** ## Constraints - **Only edit these files**: - `src/hooks/types.ts` - `__tests__/hooks/manager.test.ts` - `__tests__/hooks/integrations.test.ts` - `.sync-hook-events-output.json` - Do NOT run any shell commands (no git, no gh, no bun, no curl). - Do NOT modify `src/hooks/integrations.ts`, `src/hooks/policy-evaluator.ts`, `src/hooks/manager.ts`, `src/hooks/handler.ts`, or any other source file. - Do NOT add entries to any `*EVENT_MAP` or to `GEMINI_TOOL_MAP` for newly-added events. Removing keys from a map when their array entry is removed IS allowed (and required to keep the build green). - Do NOT invent events. If WebFetch fails or the docs don't expose a clean event list, mark the CLI `unverified` and move on.