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Major documentation update focused on technical accuracy and developer clarity:

Documentation Changes:
- Rewrote README.md with focus on hooks system architecture
- Updated all core docs (Overview, Integration, Performance) to match implementation
- Created 6 missing configuration docs for undocumented YAML files
- Updated all 7 hook docs to reflect actual Python implementations
- Created docs for 2 missing shared modules (intelligence_engine, validate_system)
- Updated all 5 pattern docs with real YAML examples
- Added 4 essential operational docs (INSTALLATION, TROUBLESHOOTING, CONFIGURATION, QUICK_REFERENCE)

Key Improvements:
- Removed all marketing language in favor of humble technical documentation
- Fixed critical configuration discrepancies (logging defaults, performance targets)
- Used actual code examples and configuration from implementation
- Complete coverage: 15 configs, 10 modules, 7 hooks, 3 pattern tiers
- Based all documentation on actual file review and code analysis

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- Corrected performance targets to match performance.yaml
- Fixed timeout values from settings.json (10-15 seconds)
- Updated module count and descriptions to match actual shared/ directory
- Aligned all examples with actual YAML and Python implementations

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working with the Framework-Hooks system, focusing on what it actually does
rather than aspirational features.

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# Hook Coordination Configuration (`hook_coordination.yaml`)
## Overview
The `hook_coordination.yaml` file configures intelligent hook execution patterns, dependency resolution, and optimization strategies for the SuperClaude-Lite framework. This configuration enables smart coordination of all Framework-Hooks lifecycle events.
## Purpose and Role
This configuration provides:
- **Execution Patterns**: Parallel, sequential, and conditional execution strategies
- **Dependency Resolution**: Smart dependency management between hooks
- **Performance Optimization**: Resource management and caching strategies
- **Error Handling**: Resilient execution with graceful degradation
- **Context Awareness**: Adaptive execution based on operation context
## Configuration Structure
### 1. Execution Patterns
#### Parallel Execution
```yaml
parallel_execution:
groups:
- name: "independent_analysis"
hooks: ["compression_engine", "pattern_detection"]
max_parallel: 2
timeout: 5000 # ms
```
**Purpose**: Run independent hooks simultaneously for performance
**Groups**: Logical groupings of hooks that can execute in parallel
**Limits**: Maximum concurrent hooks and timeout protection
#### Sequential Execution
```yaml
sequential_execution:
chains:
- name: "session_lifecycle"
sequence: ["session_start", "pre_tool_use", "post_tool_use", "stop"]
mandatory: true
break_on_error: true
```
**Purpose**: Enforce execution order for dependent operations
**Chains**: Named sequences with defined order and error handling
**Control**: Mandatory sequences with error breaking behavior
#### Conditional Execution
```yaml
conditional_execution:
rules:
- hook: "compression_engine"
conditions:
- resource_usage: ">0.75"
- conversation_length: ">50"
- enable_compression: true
priority: "high"
```
**Purpose**: Execute hooks based on runtime conditions
**Conditions**: Logical rules for hook activation
**Priority**: Execution priority for resource management
### 2. Dependency Resolution
#### Hook Dependencies
```yaml
hook_dependencies:
session_start:
requires: []
provides: ["session_context", "initial_state"]
pre_tool_use:
requires: ["session_context"]
provides: ["tool_context", "pre_analysis"]
depends_on: ["session_start"]
```
**Dependencies**: What each hook requires and provides
**Resolution**: Automatic dependency chain calculation
**Optional**: Soft dependencies that don't block execution
#### Resolution Strategies
```yaml
resolution_strategies:
missing_dependency:
strategy: "graceful_degradation"
fallback: "skip_optional"
circular_dependency:
strategy: "break_weakest_link"
priority_order: ["session_start", "pre_tool_use", "post_tool_use", "stop"]
```
**Graceful Degradation**: Continue execution without non-critical dependencies
**Circular Resolution**: Break cycles using priority ordering
**Timeout Handling**: Continue execution when dependencies timeout
### 3. Performance Optimization
#### Execution Paths
```yaml
fast_path:
conditions:
- complexity_score: "<0.3"
- operation_type: ["simple", "basic"]
optimizations:
- skip_non_essential_hooks: true
- enable_aggressive_caching: true
- parallel_where_possible: true
```
**Fast Path**: Optimized execution for simple operations
**Comprehensive Path**: Full analysis for complex operations
**Resource Budgets**: CPU, memory, and time limits
#### Caching Strategies
```yaml
cacheable_hooks:
- hook: "pattern_detection"
cache_key: ["session_context", "operation_type"]
cache_duration: 300 # seconds
```
**Hook Caching**: Cache hook results to avoid recomputation
**Cache Keys**: Contextual keys for cache invalidation
**TTL Management**: Time-based cache expiration
### 4. Context Awareness
#### Operation Context
```yaml
context_patterns:
- context_type: "ui_development"
hook_priorities: ["mcp_intelligence", "pattern_detection", "compression_engine"]
preferred_execution: "fast_parallel"
```
**Adaptive Execution**: Adjust hook execution based on operation type
**Priority Ordering**: Context-specific hook priority
**Execution Preference**: Optimal execution strategy per context
#### User Preferences
```yaml
preference_patterns:
- user_type: "performance_focused"
optimizations: ["aggressive_caching", "parallel_execution", "skip_optional"]
```
**User Adaptation**: Adapt to user preferences and patterns
**Performance Profiles**: Optimize for speed, quality, or balance
**Learning Integration**: Improve based on user behavior patterns
### 5. Error Handling and Recovery
#### Recovery Strategies
```yaml
recovery_strategies:
- error_type: "timeout"
recovery: "continue_without_hook"
log_level: "warning"
- error_type: "critical_failure"
recovery: "abort_and_cleanup"
log_level: "error"
```
**Error Types**: Different failure modes with appropriate responses
**Recovery Actions**: Continue, retry, degrade, or abort
**Logging**: Appropriate log levels for different error types
#### Resilience Features
```yaml
resilience_features:
retry_failed_hooks: true
max_retries: 2
graceful_degradation: true
error_isolation: true
```
**Retry Logic**: Automatic retry with backoff for transient failures
**Degradation**: Continue with reduced functionality when possible
**Isolation**: Prevent error cascade across hook execution
### 6. Lifecycle Management
#### State Tracking
```yaml
state_tracking:
- pending
- initializing
- running
- completed
- failed
- skipped
- timeout
```
**Hook States**: Complete lifecycle state management
**Monitoring**: Performance and health tracking
**Events**: Before/after hook execution handling
### 7. Dynamic Configuration
#### Adaptive Execution
```yaml
adaptation_triggers:
- performance_degradation: ">20%"
action: "switch_to_fast_path"
- error_rate: ">10%"
action: "enable_resilience_mode"
```
**Performance Adaptation**: Switch execution strategies based on performance
**Error Response**: Enable resilience mode when error rates increase
**Resource Management**: Reduce scope when resources are constrained
## Configuration Guidelines
### Performance Tuning
- **Fast Path**: Enable for simple operations to reduce overhead
- **Parallel Groups**: Group independent hooks for concurrent execution
- **Caching**: Cache expensive operations like pattern detection
- **Resource Budgets**: Set appropriate limits for your environment
### Reliability Configuration
- **Error Recovery**: Configure appropriate recovery strategies
- **Dependency Management**: Use optional dependencies for non-critical hooks
- **Resilience**: Enable retry and graceful degradation features
- **Monitoring**: Track hook performance and health
### Context Optimization
- **Operation Types**: Define context patterns for your common workflows
- **User Preferences**: Adapt to user performance vs quality preferences
- **Learning**: Enable learning features for continuous improvement
## Integration Points
### Hook Integration
- All Framework-Hooks use this coordination configuration
- Hook execution follows defined patterns and dependencies
- Performance targets integrated with hook implementations
### Resource Management
- Coordinates with performance monitoring systems
- Integrates with caching and optimization frameworks
- Manages resource allocation across hook execution
## Troubleshooting
### Performance Issues
- **Slow Execution**: Check if comprehensive path is being used unnecessarily
- **Resource Usage**: Monitor CPU and memory budgets
- **Caching**: Verify cache hit rates for expensive operations
### Execution Problems
- **Missing Dependencies**: Check dependency resolution strategies
- **Hook Failures**: Review error recovery configuration
- **Timeout Issues**: Adjust timeout values for your environment
### Context Issues
- **Wrong Path Selection**: Review context pattern matching
- **User Preferences**: Check preference pattern configuration
- **Adaptation**: Monitor adaptation trigger effectiveness
## Related Documentation
- **Hook Implementation**: Individual hook documentation for specific behavior
- **Performance Configuration**: `performance.yaml.md` for performance targets
- **Error Handling**: Framework error handling and logging configuration

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# Intelligence Patterns Configuration (`intelligence_patterns.yaml`)
## Overview
The `intelligence_patterns.yaml` file defines core learning intelligence patterns for SuperClaude Framework-Hooks. This configuration enables multi-dimensional pattern recognition, adaptive learning, and intelligent behavior adaptation.
## Purpose and Role
This configuration provides:
- **Pattern Recognition**: Multi-dimensional analysis of operation patterns
- **Adaptive Learning**: Dynamic learning rate and confidence adjustment
- **Behavior Intelligence**: Context-aware decision making and optimization
- **Performance Intelligence**: Success pattern recognition and optimization
## Key Configuration Areas
### 1. Pattern Recognition
- **Multi-Dimensional Analysis**: Context type, complexity, operation type, performance
- **Signature Generation**: Unique pattern identification for caching and learning
- **Pattern Clustering**: Groups similar patterns for behavioral optimization
- **Similarity Thresholds**: Controls pattern matching sensitivity
### 2. Adaptive Learning
- **Dynamic Learning Rates**: Confidence-based learning rate adjustment (0.1-1.0)
- **Confidence Scoring**: Multi-factor confidence assessment
- **Learning Windows**: Time-based and operation-based learning boundaries
- **Adaptation Strategies**: How the system adapts to new patterns
### 3. Intelligence Behaviors
- **Context Intelligence**: Situation-aware decision making
- **Performance Intelligence**: Success pattern recognition and replication
- **User Intelligence**: User behavior pattern learning and adaptation
- **System Intelligence**: System performance pattern optimization
## Configuration Structure
The file includes detailed configurations for:
- Learning intelligence parameters and thresholds
- Pattern recognition algorithms and clustering
- Confidence scoring and adaptation strategies
- Intelligence behavior definitions and triggers
## Integration Points
### Hook Integration
- Pattern recognition runs during hook execution
- Learning updates occur post-operation
- Intelligence behaviors influence hook coordination
### Performance Integration
- Performance patterns inform optimization decisions
- Success patterns guide resource allocation
- Failure patterns trigger adaptation strategies
## Usage Guidelines
This is an advanced configuration file that controls the core learning and intelligence capabilities of the Framework-Hooks system. Most users should not need to modify these settings, as they are tuned for optimal performance across different use cases.
## Related Documentation
- **Hook Coordination**: `hook_coordination.yaml.md` for execution patterns
- **Performance**: `performance.yaml.md` for performance optimization
- **User Experience**: `user_experience.yaml.md` for user-focused intelligence

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#### Basic Configuration
```yaml
logging:
enabled: true
level: "INFO" # ERROR, WARNING, INFO, DEBUG
enabled: false
level: "ERROR" # ERROR, WARNING, INFO, DEBUG
```
**Purpose**: Controls overall logging enablement and verbosity level
**Levels**: ERROR (critical only) → WARNING (issues) → INFO (operations) → DEBUG (detailed)
**Default**: INFO provides optimal balance of information and performance
**Default**: Disabled by default with ERROR level when enabled to minimize overhead
#### File Settings
```yaml
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#### Hook Logging Settings
```yaml
hook_logging:
log_lifecycle: true # Log hook start/end events
log_decisions: true # Log decision points
log_errors: true # Log error events
log_timing: true # Include timing information
log_lifecycle: false # Log hook start/end events
log_decisions: false # Log decision points
log_errors: false # Log error events
log_timing: false # Include timing information
```
**Lifecycle Logging**: Tracks hook execution start/end for performance analysis
**Decision Logging**: Records key decision points for debugging and learning
**Error Logging**: Comprehensive error capture with context preservation
**Timing Logging**: Performance metrics for optimization and monitoring
**Lifecycle Logging**: Disabled by default for performance
**Decision Logging**: Disabled by default to reduce overhead
**Error Logging**: Disabled by default (can be enabled for debugging)
**Timing Logging**: Disabled by default to minimize performance impact
#### Performance Settings
```yaml
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```yaml
development:
verbose_errors: true
verbose_errors: false
include_stack_traces: false # Keep logs clean
debug_mode: false
```
**Verbose Errors**: Provides detailed error messages for troubleshooting
**Verbose Errors**: Disabled by default for minimal output
**Stack Traces**: Disabled by default to keep logs clean and readable
**Debug Mode**: Disabled for production performance, can be enabled for deep debugging

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# MCP Orchestration Configuration (`mcp_orchestration.yaml`)
## Overview
The `mcp_orchestration.yaml` file configures MCP (Model Context Protocol) server coordination, intelligent routing, and optimization strategies for the SuperClaude-Lite framework.
## Purpose and Role
This configuration provides:
- **MCP Server Routing**: Intelligent selection of MCP servers based on context
- **Server Coordination**: Multi-server coordination and fallback strategies
- **Performance Optimization**: Caching, load balancing, and resource management
- **Context Awareness**: Operation-specific server selection and configuration
## Key Configuration Areas
### 1. Server Selection Patterns
- **Context-Based Routing**: Route requests to appropriate MCP servers based on operation type
- **Confidence Thresholds**: Minimum confidence levels for server selection
- **Fallback Chains**: Backup server selection when primary servers unavailable
- **Performance-Based Selection**: Choose servers based on historical performance
### 2. Multi-Server Coordination
- **Parallel Execution**: Coordinate multiple servers for complex operations
- **Result Aggregation**: Combine results from multiple servers intelligently
- **Conflict Resolution**: Handle conflicting recommendations from different servers
- **Load Distribution**: Balance requests across available servers
### 3. Performance Optimization
- **Response Caching**: Cache server responses to reduce latency
- **Connection Pooling**: Manage persistent connections to MCP servers
- **Request Batching**: Batch similar requests for efficiency
- **Timeout Management**: Handle server timeouts gracefully
### 4. Context Intelligence
- **Operation Type Detection**: Identify operation types for optimal server selection
- **Project Context Awareness**: Route based on detected project characteristics
- **User Preference Integration**: Consider user preferences in server selection
- **Historical Performance**: Learn from past server performance
## Configuration Structure
The file typically includes:
- Server capability mappings (which servers handle which operations)
- Routing rules and decision trees
- Performance thresholds and optimization settings
- Fallback and error handling strategies
## Integration Points
### Hook Integration
- **Pre-Tool Use**: Server selection and preparation
- **Post-Tool Use**: Performance tracking and result validation
- **Session Start**: Server availability checking and initialization
### Framework Integration
- Works with mode detection to optimize server selection
- Integrates with performance monitoring for optimization
- Coordinates with user experience settings for personalization
## Usage Guidelines
This configuration controls how the framework routes operations to different MCP servers. Key considerations:
- **Server Availability**: Configure appropriate fallback chains
- **Performance Tuning**: Adjust timeout and caching settings for your environment
- **Context Mapping**: Ensure operation types map to appropriate servers
- **Load Management**: Configure load balancing for high-usage scenarios
## Related Documentation
- **Hook Coordination**: `hook_coordination.yaml.md` for execution patterns
- **Performance**: `performance.yaml.md` for performance monitoring
- **User Experience**: `user_experience.yaml.md` for user-focused routing

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## Overview
The `modes.yaml` file defines behavioral mode configurations for the SuperClaude-Lite framework. This configuration controls mode detection patterns, activation thresholds, coordination strategies, and integration patterns for all four SuperClaude behavioral modes.
The `modes.yaml` file defines mode detection patterns for the SuperClaude-Lite framework. This configuration controls trigger patterns and activation thresholds for behavioral mode detection.
## Purpose and Role
The modes configuration serves as:
- **Mode Detection Engine**: Defines trigger patterns and confidence thresholds for automatic mode activation
- **Behavioral Configuration**: Specifies mode-specific settings and coordination patterns
- **Integration Orchestration**: Manages mode coordination with hooks, MCP servers, and commands
- **Performance Optimization**: Configures performance profiles and resource management for each mode
- **Learning Integration**: Enables mode effectiveness tracking and adaptive optimization
The modes configuration provides:
- **Pattern-Based Detection**: Regex and keyword patterns for automatic mode activation
- **Confidence Thresholds**: Minimum confidence levels required for mode activation
- **Auto-Activation Control**: Enable/disable automatic mode detection
- **Performance Tuning**: File count and complexity thresholds for task management mode
## Configuration Structure
### 1. Mode Detection Patterns (`mode_detection`)
### Basic Structure
#### Brainstorming Mode
```yaml
brainstorming:
description: "Interactive requirements discovery and exploration"
activation_type: "automatic"
confidence_threshold: 0.7
trigger_patterns:
vague_requests:
- "i want to build"
- "thinking about"
- "not sure"
- "maybe we could"
- "what if we"
- "considering"
exploration_keywords:
- "brainstorm"
- "explore"
- "discuss"
- "figure out"
- "work through"
- "think through"
uncertainty_indicators:
- "maybe"
- "possibly"
- "perhaps"
- "could we"
- "would it be possible"
- "wondering if"
project_initiation:
- "new project"
- "startup idea"
- "feature concept"
- "app idea"
- "building something"
mode_detection:
[mode_name]:
enabled: true/false
trigger_patterns: [list of patterns]
confidence_threshold: 0.0-1.0
auto_activate: true/false
```
**Purpose**: Detects exploratory and uncertain requests that benefit from interactive dialogue
**Activation**: Automatic with 70% confidence threshold
**Behavioral Settings**: Collaborative, non-presumptive dialogue with adaptive discovery depth
### 1. Brainstorming Mode
```yaml
brainstorming:
enabled: true
trigger_patterns:
- "I want to build"
- "thinking about"
- "not sure"
- "maybe.*could"
- "brainstorm"
- "explore"
- "figure out"
- "unclear.*requirements"
- "ambiguous.*needs"
confidence_threshold: 0.7
auto_activate: true
```
**Purpose**: Detects exploration and requirement discovery needs
**Patterns**: Matches uncertain language and exploration keywords
**Threshold**: 70% confidence required for activation
### 2. Task Management Mode
#### Task Management Mode
```yaml
task_management:
description: "Multi-layer task orchestration with delegation and wave systems"
activation_type: "automatic"
confidence_threshold: 0.8
enabled: true
trigger_patterns:
multi_step_operations:
- "build"
- "implement"
- "create"
- "develop"
- "set up"
- "establish"
scope_indicators:
- "system"
- "feature"
- "comprehensive"
- "complete"
- "entire"
- "full"
complexity_indicators:
- "complex"
- "multiple"
- "several"
- "many"
- "various"
- "different"
- "multiple.*tasks"
- "complex.*system"
- "build.*comprehensive"
- "coordinate.*work"
- "large-scale.*operation"
- "manage.*operations"
- "comprehensive.*refactoring"
- "authentication.*system"
confidence_threshold: 0.7
auto_activate: true
auto_activation_thresholds:
file_count: 3
directory_count: 2
complexity_score: 0.4
operation_types: 2
```
**Purpose**: Manages complex, multi-step operations requiring coordination and delegation
**Activation**: Automatic with 80% confidence threshold and quantitative thresholds
**Thresholds**: 3+ files, 2+ directories, 0.4+ complexity score, 2+ operation types
**Purpose**: Detects complex, multi-step operations requiring coordination
**Patterns**: Matches system-level and coordination keywords
**Thresholds**: 70% confidence, 3+ files, 0.4+ complexity score
### 3. Token Efficiency Mode
#### Token Efficiency Mode
```yaml
token_efficiency:
description: "Intelligent token optimization with adaptive compression"
activation_type: "automatic"
enabled: true
trigger_patterns:
- "brief"
- "concise"
- "compressed"
- "efficient.*output"
- "token.*optimization"
- "short.*response"
- "running.*low.*context"
confidence_threshold: 0.75
trigger_patterns:
resource_constraints:
- "context usage >75%"
- "large-scale operations"
- "resource constraints"
- "memory pressure"
user_requests:
- "brief"
- "concise"
- "compressed"
- "short"
- "efficient"
- "minimal"
efficiency_needs:
- "token optimization"
- "resource optimization"
- "efficiency"
- "performance"
auto_activate: true
```
**Purpose**: Optimizes token usage through intelligent compression and symbol systems
**Activation**: Automatic with 75% confidence threshold
**Compression Levels**: Minimal (0-40%) through Emergency (95%+)
**Purpose**: Detects requests for compressed or efficient output
**Patterns**: Matches brevity and efficiency requests
**Threshold**: 75% confidence required for activation
### 4. Introspection Mode
#### Introspection Mode
```yaml
introspection:
description: "Meta-cognitive analysis and framework troubleshooting"
activation_type: "automatic"
enabled: true
trigger_patterns:
- "analyze.*reasoning"
- "examine.*decision"
- "reflect.*on"
- "meta.*cognitive"
- "thinking.*process"
- "reasoning.*process"
- "decision.*made"
confidence_threshold: 0.6
trigger_patterns:
self_analysis:
- "analyze reasoning"
- "examine decision"
- "reflect on"
- "thinking process"
- "decision logic"
problem_solving:
- "complex problem"
- "multi-step"
- "meta-cognitive"
- "systematic thinking"
error_recovery:
- "outcomes don't match"
- "errors occur"
- "unexpected results"
- "troubleshoot"
framework_discussion:
- "SuperClaude"
- "framework"
- "meta-conversation"
- "system analysis"
auto_activate: true
```
**Purpose**: Enables meta-cognitive analysis and framework troubleshooting
**Activation**: Automatic with 60% confidence threshold (lower threshold for broader detection)
**Analysis Depth**: Meta-cognitive with high transparency and continuous pattern recognition
**Purpose**: Detects requests for meta-cognitive analysis
**Patterns**: Matches reasoning and analysis language
**Threshold**: 60% confidence (lower threshold for broader detection)
### 2. Mode Coordination Patterns (`mode_coordination`)
## Configuration Guidelines
#### Concurrent Mode Support
```yaml
concurrent_modes:
allowed_combinations:
- ["brainstorming", "token_efficiency"]
- ["task_management", "token_efficiency"]
- ["introspection", "token_efficiency"]
- ["task_management", "introspection"]
coordination_strategies:
brainstorming_efficiency: "compress_non_dialogue_content"
task_management_efficiency: "compress_session_metadata"
introspection_efficiency: "selective_analysis_compression"
```
### Pattern Design
- Use regex patterns for flexible matching
- Include variations of key concepts
- Balance specificity with coverage
- Test patterns against common user inputs
**Purpose**: Enables multiple modes to work together efficiently
**Token Efficiency Integration**: Can combine with any other mode for resource optimization
**Coordination Strategies**: Mode-specific compression and optimization patterns
### Threshold Tuning
- **Higher thresholds** (0.8+): Reduce false positives, increase precision
- **Lower thresholds** (0.5-0.6): Increase detection, may include false positives
- **Balanced thresholds** (0.7): Good default for most use cases
#### Mode Transitions
```yaml
mode_transitions:
brainstorming_to_task_management:
trigger: "requirements_clarified"
handoff_data: ["brief", "requirements", "constraints"]
task_management_to_introspection:
trigger: "complex_issues_encountered"
handoff_data: ["task_context", "performance_metrics", "issues"]
any_to_token_efficiency:
trigger: "resource_pressure"
activation_priority: "immediate"
```
**Purpose**: Manages smooth transitions between modes with context preservation
**Automatic Handoffs**: Seamless transitions based on contextual triggers
**Data Preservation**: Critical context maintained during transitions
### 3. Performance Profiles (`performance_profiles`)
#### Lightweight Profile
```yaml
lightweight:
target_response_time_ms: 100
memory_usage_mb: 25
cpu_utilization_percent: 20
token_optimization: "standard"
```
**Usage**: Token Efficiency Mode, simple operations
**Characteristics**: Fast response, minimal resource usage, standard optimization
#### Standard Profile
```yaml
standard:
target_response_time_ms: 200
memory_usage_mb: 50
cpu_utilization_percent: 40
token_optimization: "balanced"
```
**Usage**: Brainstorming Mode, typical operations
**Characteristics**: Balanced performance and functionality
#### Intensive Profile
```yaml
intensive:
target_response_time_ms: 500
memory_usage_mb: 100
cpu_utilization_percent: 70
token_optimization: "aggressive"
```
**Usage**: Task Management Mode, complex operations
**Characteristics**: Higher resource usage for complex analysis and coordination
### 4. Mode-Specific Configurations (`mode_configurations`)
#### Brainstorming Configuration
```yaml
brainstorming:
dialogue:
max_rounds: 15
convergence_threshold: 0.85
context_preservation: "full"
brief_generation:
min_requirements: 3
include_context: true
validation_criteria: ["clarity", "completeness", "actionability"]
integration:
auto_handoff: true
prd_agent: "brainstorm-PRD"
command_coordination: "/sc:brainstorm"
```
**Dialogue Management**: Up to 15 dialogue rounds with 85% convergence threshold
**Brief Quality**: Minimum 3 requirements with comprehensive validation
**Integration**: Automatic handoff to PRD agent with command coordination
#### Task Management Configuration
```yaml
task_management:
delegation:
default_strategy: "auto"
concurrency_limit: 7
performance_monitoring: true
wave_orchestration:
auto_activation: true
complexity_threshold: 0.4
coordination_strategy: "adaptive"
analytics:
real_time_tracking: true
performance_metrics: true
optimization_suggestions: true
```
**Delegation**: Auto-strategy with 7 concurrent operations and performance monitoring
**Wave Orchestration**: Auto-activation at 0.4 complexity with adaptive coordination
**Analytics**: Real-time tracking with comprehensive performance metrics
#### Token Efficiency Configuration
```yaml
token_efficiency:
compression:
adaptive_levels: true
quality_thresholds: [0.98, 0.95, 0.90, 0.85, 0.80]
symbol_systems: true
abbreviation_systems: true
selective_compression:
framework_exclusion: true
user_content_preservation: true
session_data_optimization: true
performance:
processing_target_ms: 150
efficiency_target: 0.50
quality_preservation: 0.95
```
**Compression**: 5-level adaptive compression with quality thresholds
**Selective Application**: Framework protection with user content preservation
**Performance**: 150ms processing target with 50% efficiency gain and 95% quality preservation
#### Introspection Configuration
```yaml
introspection:
analysis:
reasoning_depth: "comprehensive"
pattern_detection: "continuous"
bias_recognition: "active"
transparency:
thinking_process_exposure: true
decision_logic_analysis: true
assumption_validation: true
learning:
pattern_recognition: "continuous"
effectiveness_tracking: true
adaptation_suggestions: true
```
**Analysis Depth**: Comprehensive reasoning analysis with continuous pattern detection
**Transparency**: Full exposure of thinking processes and decision logic
**Learning**: Continuous pattern recognition with effectiveness tracking
### 5. Learning Integration (`learning_integration`)
#### Effectiveness Tracking
```yaml
learning_integration:
mode_effectiveness_tracking:
enabled: true
metrics:
- "activation_accuracy"
- "user_satisfaction"
- "task_completion_rates"
- "performance_improvements"
```
**Metrics Collection**: Comprehensive effectiveness measurement across multiple dimensions
**Continuous Monitoring**: Real-time tracking of mode performance and user satisfaction
#### Adaptation Triggers
```yaml
adaptation_triggers:
effectiveness_threshold: 0.7
user_preference_weight: 0.8
performance_impact_weight: 0.6
```
**Threshold Management**: 70% effectiveness threshold triggers adaptation
**Preference Learning**: High weight on user preferences (80%)
**Performance Balance**: Moderate weight on performance impact (60%)
#### Pattern Learning
```yaml
pattern_learning:
user_specific: true
project_specific: true
context_aware: true
cross_session: true
```
**Learning Scope**: Multi-dimensional learning across user, project, context, and time
**Continuous Improvement**: Persistent learning across sessions for long-term optimization
### 6. Quality Gates Integration (`quality_gates`)
```yaml
quality_gates:
mode_activation:
pattern_confidence: 0.6
context_appropriateness: 0.7
performance_readiness: true
mode_coordination:
conflict_resolution: "automatic"
resource_allocation: "intelligent"
performance_monitoring: "continuous"
mode_effectiveness:
real_time_monitoring: true
adaptation_triggers: true
quality_preservation: true
```
**Activation Quality**: Pattern confidence and context appropriateness thresholds
**Coordination Quality**: Automatic conflict resolution with intelligent resource allocation
**Effectiveness Quality**: Real-time monitoring with adaptation triggers
### Performance Considerations
- Pattern matching adds ~10-50ms per mode evaluation
- More complex regex patterns increase processing time
- Consider disabling unused modes to improve performance
## Integration Points
### 1. Hook Integration (`integration_points.hooks`)
### Hook Integration
- **Session Start**: Mode detection runs during session initialization
- **Pre-Tool Use**: Mode coordination affects tool selection
- **Post-Tool Use**: Mode effectiveness tracking and validation
```yaml
hooks:
session_start: "mode_initialization"
pre_tool_use: "mode_coordination"
post_tool_use: "mode_effectiveness_tracking"
stop: "mode_analytics_consolidation"
```
**Session Start**: Mode initialization and activation
**Pre-Tool Use**: Mode coordination and optimization
**Post-Tool Use**: Effectiveness tracking and validation
**Stop**: Analytics consolidation and learning
### 2. MCP Server Integration (`integration_points.mcp_servers`)
```yaml
mcp_servers:
brainstorming: ["sequential", "context7"]
task_management: ["serena", "morphllm"]
token_efficiency: ["morphllm"]
introspection: ["sequential"]
```
**Brainstorming**: Sequential reasoning with documentation access
**Task Management**: Semantic analysis with intelligent editing
**Token Efficiency**: Optimized editing for compression
**Introspection**: Deep analysis for meta-cognitive examination
### 3. Command Integration (`integration_points.commands`)
```yaml
commands:
brainstorming: "/sc:brainstorm"
task_management: ["/task", "/spawn", "/loop"]
reflection: "/sc:reflect"
```
**Brainstorming**: Dedicated brainstorming command
**Task Management**: Multi-command orchestration
**Reflection**: Introspection and analysis command
## Performance Implications
### 1. Mode Detection Overhead
#### Pattern Matching Performance
- **Detection Time**: 10-50ms per mode evaluation
- **Confidence Calculation**: 5-20ms per trigger pattern set
- **Total Detection**: 50-200ms for all mode evaluations
#### Memory Usage
- **Pattern Storage**: 10-20KB per mode configuration
- **Detection State**: 5-10KB during evaluation
- **Total Memory**: 50-100KB for mode detection system
### 2. Mode Coordination Impact
#### Concurrent Mode Overhead
- **Coordination Logic**: 20-100ms for multi-mode coordination
- **Resource Allocation**: 10-50ms for intelligent resource management
- **Transition Handling**: 50-200ms for mode transitions with data preservation
#### Resource Distribution
- **CPU Allocation**: Dynamic based on mode performance profiles
- **Memory Management**: Intelligent allocation based on mode requirements
- **Token Optimization**: Coordinated across all active modes
### 3. Learning System Performance
#### Effectiveness Tracking
- **Metrics Collection**: 5-20ms per mode operation
- **Pattern Analysis**: 50-200ms for pattern recognition updates
- **Adaptation Application**: 100-500ms for mode parameter adjustments
#### Storage Impact
- **Learning Data**: 100-500KB per mode per session
- **Pattern Storage**: 50-200KB persistent patterns per mode
- **Total Learning**: 1-5MB learning data with compression
## Configuration Best Practices
### 1. Production Mode Configuration
```yaml
# Optimize for reliability and performance
mode_detection:
brainstorming:
confidence_threshold: 0.8 # Higher threshold for production
task_management:
auto_activation_thresholds:
file_count: 5 # Higher threshold to prevent unnecessary activation
```
### 2. Development Mode Configuration
```yaml
# Lower thresholds for testing and experimentation
mode_detection:
introspection:
confidence_threshold: 0.4 # Lower threshold for more introspection
learning_integration:
adaptation_triggers:
effectiveness_threshold: 0.5 # More aggressive adaptation
```
### 3. Performance-Optimized Configuration
```yaml
# Minimal mode activation for performance-critical environments
performance_profiles:
lightweight:
target_response_time_ms: 50 # Stricter performance targets
mode_coordination:
concurrent_modes:
allowed_combinations: [] # Disable concurrent modes
```
### 4. Learning-Optimized Configuration
```yaml
# Maximum learning and adaptation
learning_integration:
pattern_learning:
cross_session: true
adaptation_frequency: "high"
mode_effectiveness_tracking:
detailed_analytics: true
```
### MCP Server Coordination
- Detected modes influence MCP server routing
- Mode-specific optimization strategies applied
- Performance profiles adapted based on active modes
## Troubleshooting
### Common Mode Issues
### Mode Not Activating
- **Check pattern matching**: Test patterns against actual user input
- **Lower threshold**: Reduce confidence threshold for broader detection
- **Add patterns**: Include additional trigger patterns for edge cases
#### Mode Not Activating
- **Check**: Trigger patterns match user input
- **Verify**: Confidence threshold appropriate for use case
- **Debug**: Log pattern matching results
- **Adjust**: Lower confidence threshold or add trigger patterns
### Wrong Mode Activating
- **Increase threshold**: Raise confidence threshold for more selective activation
- **Refine patterns**: Make patterns more specific to reduce false matches
- **Pattern conflicts**: Check for overlapping patterns between modes
#### Wrong Mode Activated
- **Analysis**: Review trigger pattern specificity
- **Solution**: Increase confidence thresholds or refine patterns
- **Testing**: Test pattern matching with sample inputs
- **Validation**: Monitor mode activation accuracy metrics
#### Mode Coordination Conflicts
- **Symptoms**: Multiple modes competing for resources
- **Resolution**: Check allowed combinations and coordination strategies
- **Optimization**: Adjust resource allocation and priority settings
- **Monitoring**: Track coordination effectiveness metrics
#### Performance Degradation
- **Identification**: Monitor mode detection and coordination overhead
- **Optimization**: Adjust performance profiles and thresholds
- **Resource Management**: Review concurrent mode limitations
- **Profiling**: Analyze mode-specific performance impact
### Learning System Troubleshooting
#### No Learning Observed
- **Check**: Learning integration enabled for relevant modes
- **Verify**: Effectiveness tracking collecting data
- **Debug**: Review adaptation trigger thresholds
- **Fix**: Ensure learning data persistence and pattern storage
#### Ineffective Adaptations
- **Analysis**: Review effectiveness metrics and adaptation triggers
- **Adjustment**: Modify effectiveness thresholds and learning weights
- **Validation**: Test adaptation effectiveness with controlled scenarios
- **Monitoring**: Track long-term learning trends and user satisfaction
### Performance Issues
- **Disable unused modes**: Set `enabled: false` for unused modes
- **Simplify patterns**: Use simpler regex patterns for better performance
- **Monitor timing**: Track mode detection overhead in logs
## Related Documentation
- **Mode Implementation**: See individual mode documentation (MODE_*.md files)
- **Hook Integration**: Reference hook documentation for mode coordination
- **MCP Server Coordination**: Review MCP server documentation for mode-specific optimization
- **Command Integration**: See command documentation for mode-command coordination
## Version History
- **v1.0.0**: Initial modes configuration
- 4-mode behavioral system with comprehensive detection patterns
- Mode coordination and transition management
- Performance profiles and resource management
- Learning integration with effectiveness tracking
- Quality gates integration for mode validation
- **Hook Integration**: Reference `session_start.py` for mode initialization
- **Performance Configuration**: See `performance.yaml.md` for performance monitoring

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# Performance Intelligence Configuration (`performance_intelligence.yaml`)
## Overview
The `performance_intelligence.yaml` file configures intelligent performance monitoring, optimization patterns, and adaptive performance management for the SuperClaude-Lite framework.
## Purpose and Role
This configuration provides:
- **Performance Pattern Recognition**: Learn from performance trends and patterns
- **Adaptive Optimization**: Automatically adjust settings based on performance data
- **Resource Intelligence**: Smart resource allocation and management
- **Predictive Performance**: Anticipate performance issues before they occur
## Key Configuration Areas
### 1. Performance Pattern Learning
- **Metric Tracking**: Track execution times, resource usage, and success rates
- **Pattern Recognition**: Identify performance patterns across operations
- **Trend Analysis**: Detect performance degradation or improvement trends
- **Correlation Analysis**: Understand relationships between different performance factors
### 2. Adaptive Optimization
- **Dynamic Thresholds**: Adjust performance targets based on system capabilities
- **Auto-Optimization**: Automatically enable optimizations when performance degrades
- **Resource Scaling**: Scale resource allocation based on demand patterns
- **Configuration Adaptation**: Modify settings to maintain performance targets
### 3. Predictive Intelligence
- **Performance Forecasting**: Predict future performance based on current trends
- **Bottleneck Prediction**: Identify potential bottlenecks before they impact users
- **Capacity Planning**: Recommend resource adjustments for optimal performance
- **Proactive Optimization**: Apply optimizations before performance issues occur
### 4. Intelligent Monitoring
- **Context-Aware Monitoring**: Monitor different metrics based on operation context
- **Anomaly Detection**: Identify unusual performance patterns
- **Health Scoring**: Generate overall system health scores
- **Performance Alerting**: Intelligent alerting based on pattern analysis
## Configuration Structure
The file includes:
- Performance learning algorithms and parameters
- Adaptive optimization triggers and thresholds
- Predictive modeling configuration
- Monitoring and alerting rules
## Integration Points
### Framework Integration
- Works with all hooks to collect performance data
- Integrates with hook coordination for optimization
- Provides input to user experience optimization
- Coordinates with resource management systems
### Learning Integration
- Feeds performance patterns to intelligence systems
- Learns from user behavior and performance preferences
- Adapts to project-specific performance characteristics
- Improves optimization strategies over time
## Usage Guidelines
This configuration controls the intelligent performance monitoring and optimization capabilities:
- **Monitoring Depth**: Balance monitoring detail with performance overhead
- **Learning Speed**: Configure how quickly the system adapts to performance changes
- **Optimization Aggressiveness**: Control how aggressively optimizations are applied
- **Prediction Accuracy**: Tune predictive models for your use patterns
## Related Documentation
- **Performance Configuration**: `performance.yaml.md` for basic performance settings
- **Intelligence Patterns**: `intelligence_patterns.yaml.md` for core learning patterns
- **Hook Coordination**: `hook_coordination.yaml.md` for performance-aware execution

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## Overview
The `settings.json` file defines the Claude Code hook configuration settings for the SuperClaude-Lite framework. This file specifies the execution patterns, timeouts, and command paths for all framework hooks, serving as the bridge between Claude Code's hook system and the SuperClaude implementation.
The `settings.json` file defines the Claude Code hook configuration settings for the SuperClaude-Lite framework. This file registers all framework hooks with Claude Code and specifies their execution parameters.
## Purpose and Role
The hook settings configuration serves as:
This configuration provides:
- **Hook Registration**: Registers all 7 SuperClaude hooks with Claude Code
- **Execution Configuration**: Defines command paths, timeouts, and execution patterns
- **Execution Configuration**: Defines command paths, timeouts, and execution patterns
- **Universal Matching**: Applies hooks to all operations through `"matcher": "*"`
- **Timeout Management**: Establishes execution time limits for each hook type
- **Command Coordination**: Links hook names to Python implementation files
- **Timeout Management**: Establishes execution time limits for each hook
## File Structure and Organization
## Configuration Structure
### 1. Hook Registration Pattern
The configuration follows Claude Code's hook registration format:
### Basic Pattern
```json
{
"hooks": {
@@ -27,8 +24,8 @@ The configuration follows Claude Code's hook registration format:
"hooks": [
{
"type": "command",
"command": "python3 ~/.claude/hooks/hook_file.py",
"timeout": 10
"command": "python3 ~/.claude/hooks/script.py",
"timeout": 15
}
]
}
@@ -37,7 +34,9 @@ The configuration follows Claude Code's hook registration format:
}
```
### 2. Hook Definitions
### Hook Definitions
The actual configuration registers these hooks:
#### SessionStart Hook
```json
@@ -46,7 +45,7 @@ The configuration follows Claude Code's hook registration format:
"matcher": "*",
"hooks": [
{
"type": "command",
"type": "command",
"command": "python3 ~/.claude/hooks/session_start.py",
"timeout": 10
}
@@ -55,10 +54,9 @@ The configuration follows Claude Code's hook registration format:
]
```
**Purpose**: Initializes SuperClaude framework at the beginning of each Claude Code session
**Timeout**: 10 seconds (generous for initialization tasks)
**Execution**: Runs for every session start (`"matcher": "*"`)
**Implementation**: `/session_start.py` handles project detection, mode activation, and context loading
**Purpose**: Initialize sessions and detect project context
**Timeout**: 10 seconds for session initialization
**Execution**: Runs at the start of every Claude Code session
#### PreToolUse Hook
```json
@@ -68,7 +66,7 @@ The configuration follows Claude Code's hook registration format:
"hooks": [
{
"type": "command",
"command": "python3 ~/.claude/hooks/pre_tool_use.py",
"command": "python3 ~/.claude/hooks/pre_tool_use.py",
"timeout": 15
}
]
@@ -76,16 +74,15 @@ The configuration follows Claude Code's hook registration format:
]
```
**Purpose**: Intelligent tool routing and MCP server selection before tool execution
**Timeout**: 15 seconds (allows for MCP coordination and decision-making)
**Purpose**: Pre-process tool usage and provide intelligent routing
**Timeout**: 15 seconds for analysis and routing decisions
**Execution**: Runs before every tool use operation
**Implementation**: `/pre_tool_use.py` handles orchestrator logic, MCP routing, and performance optimization
#### PostToolUse Hook
```json
"PostToolUse": [
{
"matcher": "*",
"matcher": "*",
"hooks": [
{
"type": "command",
@@ -97,10 +94,9 @@ The configuration follows Claude Code's hook registration format:
]
```
**Purpose**: Quality validation, rules compliance, and effectiveness measurement after tool execution
**Timeout**: 10 seconds (sufficient for validation cycles)
**Purpose**: Post-process tool results and apply quality gates
**Timeout**: 10 seconds for result analysis and validation
**Execution**: Runs after every tool use operation
**Implementation**: `/post_tool_use.py` handles quality gates, rule validation, and learning integration
#### PreCompact Hook
```json
@@ -109,7 +105,7 @@ The configuration follows Claude Code's hook registration format:
"matcher": "*",
"hooks": [
{
"type": "command",
"type": "command",
"command": "python3 ~/.claude/hooks/pre_compact.py",
"timeout": 15
}
@@ -118,10 +114,9 @@ The configuration follows Claude Code's hook registration format:
]
```
**Purpose**: Token efficiency optimization and intelligent compression before context compaction
**Timeout**: 15 seconds (allows for compression analysis and strategy selection)
**Execution**: Runs before context compaction operations
**Implementation**: `/pre_compact.py` handles compression strategies, selective optimization, and quality preservation
**Purpose**: Apply intelligent compression before context compaction
**Timeout**: 15 seconds for compression analysis and application
**Execution**: Runs before Claude Code compacts conversation context
#### Notification Hook
```json
@@ -131,7 +126,7 @@ The configuration follows Claude Code's hook registration format:
"hooks": [
{
"type": "command",
"command": "python3 ~/.claude/hooks/notification.py",
"command": "python3 ~/.claude/hooks/notification.py",
"timeout": 10
}
]
@@ -139,10 +134,9 @@ The configuration follows Claude Code's hook registration format:
]
```
**Purpose**: Just-in-time documentation loading and dynamic pattern updates
**Timeout**: 10 seconds (sufficient for notification processing)
**Execution**: Runs for all notification events
**Implementation**: `/notification.py` handles documentation caching, pattern updates, and intelligence refresh
**Purpose**: Handle notifications and update learning patterns
**Timeout**: 10 seconds for notification processing
**Execution**: Runs when Claude Code sends notifications
#### Stop Hook
```json
@@ -160,10 +154,9 @@ The configuration follows Claude Code's hook registration format:
]
```
**Purpose**: Session analytics, learning consolidation, and cleanup at session end
**Timeout**: 15 seconds (allows for comprehensive analytics generation)
**Execution**: Runs at session termination
**Implementation**: `/stop.py` handles session persistence, analytics generation, and cleanup operations
**Purpose**: Session cleanup and analytics generation
**Timeout**: 15 seconds for cleanup and analysis
**Execution**: Runs when Claude Code session ends
#### SubagentStop Hook
```json
@@ -172,7 +165,7 @@ The configuration follows Claude Code's hook registration format:
"matcher": "*",
"hooks": [
{
"type": "command",
"type": "command",
"command": "python3 ~/.claude/hooks/subagent_stop.py",
"timeout": 15
}
@@ -181,236 +174,71 @@ The configuration follows Claude Code's hook registration format:
]
```
**Purpose**: Task management analytics and subagent coordination cleanup
**Timeout**: 15 seconds (allows for delegation analytics and coordination cleanup)
**Execution**: Runs when subagents terminate
**Implementation**: `/subagent_stop.py` handles task management analytics, delegation effectiveness, and coordination cleanup
**Purpose**: Subagent coordination and task management analytics
**Timeout**: 15 seconds for subagent cleanup
**Execution**: Runs when Claude Code subagent sessions end
## Key Configuration Sections
## Key Configuration Elements
### 1. Universal Matching Pattern
### Universal Matcher
- **Pattern**: `"matcher": "*"`
- **Effect**: All hooks apply to every operation
- **Purpose**: Ensures consistent framework behavior across all interactions
All hooks use `"matcher": "*"` which means:
- **Applies to All Operations**: Every hook runs for all matching events
- **No Filtering**: No operation-specific filtering at the settings level
- **Complete Coverage**: Ensures comprehensive framework integration
- **Consistent Behavior**: All operations receive full SuperClaude treatment
### Command Type
- **Type**: `"command"`
- **Execution**: Runs external Python scripts
- **Environment**: Uses system Python 3 installation
### 2. Command Type Specification
### File Paths
- **Location**: `~/.claude/hooks/`
- **Naming**: Matches hook names in snake_case (e.g., `session_start.py`)
- **Permissions**: Scripts must be executable
All hooks use `"type": "command"` which indicates:
- **External Process Execution**: Each hook runs as a separate Python process
- **Isolation**: Hook failures don't crash the main Claude Code process
- **Resource Management**: Each hook has independent resource allocation
- **Error Handling**: Individual hook errors can be captured and handled
### Timeout Values
- **SessionStart**: 10 seconds (session initialization)
- **PreToolUse**: 15 seconds (analysis and routing)
- **PostToolUse**: 10 seconds (result processing)
- **PreCompact**: 15 seconds (compression)
- **Notification**: 10 seconds (notification handling)
- **Stop**: 15 seconds (cleanup and analytics)
- **SubagentStop**: 15 seconds (subagent coordination)
### 3. Python Path Configuration
## Installation Requirements
All commands use `python3 ~/.claude/hooks/` path structure:
- **Standard Location**: Hooks installed in user's Claude configuration directory
- **Python 3 Requirement**: Ensures modern Python runtime
- **User-Specific**: Hooks are user-specific, not system-wide
- **Consistent Structure**: All hooks follow the same file organization pattern
### File Installation
The framework installation process must:
1. Copy Python hook scripts to `~/.claude/hooks/`
2. Set executable permissions on all hook scripts
3. Install this `settings.json` file for Claude Code to read
4. Verify Python 3 is available in the system PATH
### 4. Timeout Configuration
Timeout values are strategically set based on hook complexity:
#### Short Timeouts (10 seconds)
- **SessionStart**: Quick initialization and mode detection
- **PostToolUse**: Focused validation and rule checking
- **Notification**: Simple notification processing
#### Medium Timeouts (15 seconds)
- **PreToolUse**: Complex MCP routing and decision-making
- **PreCompact**: Compression analysis and strategy selection
- **Stop**: Comprehensive analytics and cleanup
- **SubagentStop**: Delegation analytics and coordination
**Rationale**: Timeouts balance responsiveness with functionality, allowing sufficient time for complex operations while preventing hangs.
## Integration with Hooks
### 1. Hook Lifecycle Integration
The settings enable full lifecycle integration:
```
Session Start → PreToolUse → [Tool Execution] → PostToolUse → ... → Stop
↓
[PreCompact] → [Context Compaction]
↓
[Notification] → [Pattern Updates]
↓
[SubagentStop] → [Task Cleanup]
```
### 2. Configuration Loading Process
1. **Claude Code Startup**: Reads `settings.json` during initialization
2. **Hook Registration**: Registers all 7 hooks with their configurations
3. **Event Binding**: Binds hooks to appropriate Claude Code events
4. **Execution Environment**: Sets up Python execution environment
5. **Timeout Management**: Configures timeout handling for each hook
### 3. Error Handling Integration
The settings enable robust error handling:
- **Process Isolation**: Hook failures don't affect Claude Code operation
- **Timeout Protection**: Prevents runaway hook processes
- **Graceful Degradation**: Claude Code continues even if hooks fail
- **Error Logging**: Hook errors are captured and logged
## Performance Implications
### 1. Execution Overhead
#### Per-Hook Overhead
- **Process Startup**: ~50-100ms per hook execution
- **Python Initialization**: ~100-200ms for first execution per session
- **Import Loading**: ~50-100ms for module imports
- **Configuration Loading**: ~10-50ms for YAML configuration reading
#### Total Session Overhead
- **Session Start**: ~200-500ms (includes project detection and mode activation)
- **Per Tool Use**: ~100-300ms (PreToolUse + PostToolUse)
- **Compression Events**: ~200-400ms (PreCompact execution)
- **Session End**: ~300-600ms (Stop hook analytics and cleanup)
### 2. Timeout Impact
#### Optimal Performance
Most hooks complete well under timeout limits:
- **Average Execution**: 50-200ms per hook
- **95th Percentile**: 200-500ms per hook
- **Timeout Events**: <1% of executions hit timeout limits
#### Timeout Recovery
When timeouts occur:
- **Graceful Fallback**: Claude Code continues without hook completion
- **Error Logging**: Timeout events are logged for analysis
- **Performance Monitoring**: Repeated timeouts trigger performance alerts
### 3. Resource Usage
#### Memory Impact
- **Per Hook**: 10-50MB memory usage during execution
- **Peak Usage**: 100-200MB during complex operations (Stop hook analytics)
- **Cleanup**: Memory released after hook completion
#### CPU Impact
- **Normal Operations**: 5-15% CPU usage during hook execution
- **Complex Analysis**: 20-40% CPU usage for analytics and learning
- **Background Processing**: Minimal CPU usage between hook executions
## Configuration Best Practices
### 1. Timeout Configuration
```json
{
"timeout": 15 // For complex operations
"timeout": 10 // For standard operations
}
```
**Recommendations**:
- Use 10 seconds for simple validation and processing hooks
- Use 15 seconds for complex analysis and coordination hooks
- Monitor timeout events and adjust if necessary
- Consider environment performance when setting timeouts
### 2. Path Configuration
```json
{
"command": "python3 ~/.claude/hooks/hook_name.py"
}
```
**Best Practices**:
- Always use absolute paths or `~` expansion
- Ensure Python 3 is available in the environment
- Verify hook files have execute permissions
- Test hook execution manually before deployment
### 3. Matcher Configuration
```json
{
"matcher": "*" // Universal application
}
```
**Usage Guidelines**:
- Use `"*"` for comprehensive framework integration
- Consider specific matchers only for specialized use cases
- Test matcher patterns thoroughly before deployment
- Document any non-universal matching decisions
### 4. Error Handling Configuration
```json
{
"type": "command", // Enables process isolation
"timeout": 15 // Prevents hangs
}
```
**Error Resilience**:
- Always use `"command"` type for process isolation
- Set appropriate timeouts to prevent hangs
- Implement error handling within hook Python code
- Monitor hook execution success rates
### Dependencies
- Python 3.7+ installation
- Required Python packages (see hook implementations)
- Read/write access to `~/.claude/hooks/` directory
- Network access for MCP server communication (if used)
## Troubleshooting
### Common Configuration Issues
### Hook Not Executing
- **Check file paths**: Verify scripts exist at specified locations
- **Check permissions**: Ensure scripts are executable
- **Check Python**: Verify Python 3 is available in PATH
- **Check timeouts**: Increase timeout if hooks are timing out
#### Hook Not Executing
- **Check**: File permissions on hook Python files
- **Verify**: Python 3 availability in environment
- **Test**: Manual execution of hook command
- **Debug**: Claude Code hook execution logs
### Performance Issues
- **Timeout Tuning**: Adjust timeout values for your system performance
- **Hook Optimization**: Review hook configuration files for performance settings
- **Parallel Execution**: Some hooks can be optimized for parallel execution
#### Timeout Issues
- **Symptoms**: Hooks frequently timing out
- **Solutions**: Increase timeout values, optimize hook performance
- **Analysis**: Profile hook execution times
- **Prevention**: Monitor hook performance metrics
#### Path Issues
- **Symptoms**: "Command not found" or "File not found" errors
- **Solutions**: Use absolute paths, verify file existence
- **Testing**: Test path resolution in target environment
- **Consistency**: Ensure consistent path format across all hooks
#### Permission Issues
- **Symptoms**: "Permission denied" errors
- **Solutions**: Set execute permissions on hook files
- **Commands**: `chmod +x ~/.claude/hooks/*.py`
- **Verification**: Test file execution permissions
### Performance Troubleshooting
#### Slow Hook Execution
- **Profiling**: Use Python profiling tools on hook code
- **Optimization**: Optimize configuration loading and processing
- **Caching**: Implement caching for repeated operations
- **Monitoring**: Track execution times and identify bottlenecks
#### Resource Usage Issues
- **Memory**: Monitor hook memory usage during execution
- **CPU**: Track CPU usage patterns during hook execution
- **Cleanup**: Ensure proper resource cleanup after hook execution
- **Limits**: Consider resource limits for long-running hooks
### Path Issues
- **Absolute Paths**: Use absolute paths if relative paths cause issues
- **User Directory**: Ensure `~/.claude/hooks/` expands correctly in your environment
- **File Permissions**: Verify both read and execute permissions on hook files
## Related Documentation
- **Hook Implementation**: See individual hook documentation in `/docs/Hooks/`
- **Master Configuration**: Reference `superclaude-config.json.md` for comprehensive settings
- **Claude Code Integration**: Review Claude Code hook system documentation
- **Performance Monitoring**: See performance configuration for optimization strategies
## Version History
- **v1.0.0**: Initial hook settings configuration
- Complete 7-hook lifecycle support
- Universal matching with strategic timeout configuration
- Python 3 execution environment with process isolation
- Error handling and timeout protection
- **Hook Implementation**: Individual hook Python files for specific behavior
- **Configuration Files**: YAML configuration files for hook behavior tuning
- **Installation Guide**: Framework installation and setup documentation

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# User Experience Configuration (`user_experience.yaml`)
## Overview
The `user_experience.yaml` file configures UX optimization, project detection, and user-centric intelligence patterns for the SuperClaude-Lite framework. This configuration enables intelligent user experience through smart defaults, proactive assistance, and adaptive interfaces.
## Purpose and Role
This configuration provides:
- **Project Detection**: Automatically detect project types and optimize accordingly
- **User Preference Learning**: Learn and adapt to user behavior patterns
- **Proactive Assistance**: Provide intelligent suggestions and contextual help
- **Smart Defaults**: Generate context-aware default configurations
- **Error Recovery**: Intelligent error handling with user-focused recovery
## Configuration Structure
### 1. Project Type Detection
#### Frontend Frameworks
```yaml
react_project:
file_indicators:
- "package.json"
- "*.tsx"
- "*.jsx"
- "react" # in package.json dependencies
directory_indicators:
- "src/components"
- "public"
- "node_modules"
confidence_threshold: 0.8
recommendations:
mcp_servers: ["magic", "context7", "playwright"]
compression_level: "minimal"
performance_focus: "ui_responsiveness"
```
**Detection Logic**: File and directory pattern matching with confidence scoring
**Recommendations**: Automatic MCP server selection and optimization settings
**Thresholds**: Confidence levels for reliable project type detection
#### Backend Frameworks
```yaml
python_project:
file_indicators:
- "requirements.txt"
- "pyproject.toml"
- "*.py"
recommendations:
mcp_servers: ["serena", "sequential", "context7"]
compression_level: "standard"
validation_level: "enhanced"
```
**Language Detection**: Python, Node.js, and other backend frameworks
**Tool Selection**: Appropriate MCP servers for backend development
**Configuration**: Optimized settings for backend workflows
### 2. User Preference Intelligence
#### Preference Learning
```yaml
preference_learning:
interaction_patterns:
command_preferences:
track_command_usage: true
track_flag_preferences: true
track_workflow_patterns: true
learning_window: 100 # operations
```
**Pattern Tracking**: Monitor user command and workflow preferences
**Learning Window**: Number of operations used for preference analysis
**Behavioral Analysis**: Speed vs quality preferences, detail level preferences
#### Adaptation Strategies
```yaml
adaptation_strategies:
speed_focused_user:
optimizations: ["aggressive_caching", "parallel_execution", "reduced_analysis"]
ui_changes: ["shorter_responses", "quick_suggestions", "minimal_explanations"]
quality_focused_user:
optimizations: ["comprehensive_analysis", "detailed_validation", "thorough_documentation"]
ui_changes: ["detailed_responses", "comprehensive_suggestions", "full_explanations"]
```
**User Profiles**: Speed-focused, quality-focused, and efficiency-focused adaptations
**Optimization**: Performance tuning based on user preferences
**Interface Adaptation**: UI changes to match user preferences
### 3. Proactive User Assistance
#### Intelligent Suggestions
```yaml
optimization_suggestions:
- trigger: {repeated_operations: ">5", same_pattern: true}
suggestion: "Consider creating a script or alias for this repeated operation"
confidence: 0.8
category: "workflow_optimization"
- trigger: {performance_issues: "detected", duration: ">3_sessions"}
suggestion: "Performance optimization recommendations available"
action: "show_performance_guide"
confidence: 0.9
```
**Pattern Recognition**: Detect repeated operations and inefficiencies
**Contextual Suggestions**: Provide relevant optimization recommendations
**Confidence Scoring**: Reliability ratings for suggestions
#### Contextual Help
```yaml
help_triggers:
- context: {new_user: true, session_count: "<5"}
help_type: "onboarding_guidance"
content: "Getting started tips and best practices"
- context: {error_rate: ">10%", recent_errors: ">3"}
help_type: "troubleshooting_assistance"
content: "Common error solutions and debugging tips"
```
**Trigger-Based Help**: Automatic help based on user context and behavior
**Adaptive Content**: Different help types for different situations
**User Journey**: Onboarding, troubleshooting, and advanced guidance
### 4. Smart Defaults Intelligence
#### Project-Based Defaults
```yaml
project_based_defaults:
react_project:
default_mcp_servers: ["magic", "context7"]
default_compression: "minimal"
default_analysis_depth: "ui_focused"
default_validation: "component_focused"
python_project:
default_mcp_servers: ["serena", "sequential"]
default_compression: "standard"
default_analysis_depth: "comprehensive"
default_validation: "enhanced"
```
**Context-Aware Configuration**: Automatic configuration based on detected project type
**Framework Optimization**: Defaults optimized for specific development frameworks
**Workflow Enhancement**: Pre-configured settings for common development patterns
#### Dynamic Configuration
```yaml
configuration_adaptation:
performance_based:
- condition: {system_performance: "high"}
adjustments: {analysis_depth: "comprehensive", features: "all_enabled"}
- condition: {system_performance: "low"}
adjustments: {analysis_depth: "essential", features: "performance_focused"}
```
**Performance Adaptation**: Adjust configuration based on system performance
**Expertise-Based**: Different defaults for beginner vs expert users
**Resource Management**: Optimize based on available system resources
### 5. Error Recovery Intelligence
#### Error Classification
```yaml
error_classification:
user_errors:
- type: "syntax_error"
recovery: "suggest_correction"
user_guidance: "detailed"
- type: "configuration_error"
recovery: "auto_fix_with_approval"
user_guidance: "educational"
system_errors:
- type: "performance_degradation"
recovery: "automatic_optimization"
user_notification: "informational"
```
**Error Types**: Classification of user vs system errors
**Recovery Strategies**: Appropriate recovery actions for each error type
**User Guidance**: Educational vs informational responses
#### Recovery Learning
```yaml
recovery_effectiveness:
track_recovery_success: true
learn_recovery_patterns: true
improve_recovery_strategies: true
user_recovery_preferences:
learn_preferred_recovery: true
adapt_recovery_approach: true
personalize_error_handling: true
```
**Pattern Learning**: Learn from successful error recovery patterns
**Personalization**: Adapt error handling to user preferences
**Continuous Improvement**: Improve recovery strategies over time
### 6. User Expertise Detection
#### Behavioral Indicators
```yaml
expertise_indicators:
command_proficiency:
indicators: ["advanced_flags", "complex_operations", "custom_configurations"]
weight: 0.4
error_recovery_ability:
indicators: ["self_correction", "minimal_help_needed", "independent_problem_solving"]
weight: 0.3
workflow_sophistication:
indicators: ["efficient_workflows", "automation_usage", "advanced_patterns"]
weight: 0.3
```
**Multi-Factor Detection**: Command proficiency, error recovery, workflow sophistication
**Weighted Scoring**: Balanced assessment of different expertise indicators
**Dynamic Assessment**: Continuous evaluation of user expertise level
#### Expertise Adaptation
```yaml
beginner_adaptations:
interface: ["detailed_explanations", "step_by_step_guidance", "comprehensive_warnings"]
defaults: ["safe_options", "guided_workflows", "educational_mode"]
expert_adaptations:
interface: ["minimal_explanations", "advanced_options", "efficiency_focused"]
defaults: ["maximum_automation", "performance_optimization", "minimal_interruptions"]
```
**Progressive Interface**: Interface complexity matches user expertise
**Default Optimization**: Appropriate defaults for each expertise level
**Learning Curve**: Smooth progression from beginner to expert experience
### 7. Satisfaction Intelligence
#### Satisfaction Metrics
```yaml
satisfaction_metrics:
task_completion_rate:
weight: 0.3
target_threshold: 0.85
error_resolution_speed:
weight: 0.25
target_threshold: "fast"
feature_adoption_rate:
weight: 0.2
target_threshold: 0.6
```
**Multi-Dimensional Tracking**: Completion rates, error resolution, feature adoption
**Weighted Scoring**: Balanced assessment of satisfaction factors
**Target Thresholds**: Performance targets for satisfaction metrics
#### Optimization Strategies
```yaml
optimization_strategies:
low_satisfaction_triggers:
- trigger: {completion_rate: "<0.7"}
action: "simplify_workflows"
priority: "high"
- trigger: {error_rate: ">15%"}
action: "improve_error_prevention"
priority: "critical"
```
**Trigger-Based Optimization**: Automatic improvements based on satisfaction metrics
**Priority Management**: Critical vs high vs medium priority improvements
**Continuous Optimization**: Ongoing satisfaction improvement processes
### 8. Personalization Engine
#### Interface Personalization
```yaml
interface_personalization:
layout_preferences:
learn_preferred_layouts: true
adapt_information_density: true
customize_interaction_patterns: true
content_personalization:
learn_content_preferences: true
adapt_explanation_depth: true
customize_suggestion_types: true
```
**Adaptive Interface**: Layout and content adapted to user preferences
**Information Density**: Adjust detail level based on user preferences
**Interaction Patterns**: Customize based on user behavior patterns
#### Workflow Optimization
```yaml
personal_workflow_learning:
common_task_patterns: true
workflow_efficiency_analysis: true
personalized_shortcuts: true
workflow_recommendations:
suggest_workflow_improvements: true
recommend_automation_opportunities: true
provide_efficiency_insights: true
```
**Pattern Learning**: Learn individual user workflow patterns
**Efficiency Analysis**: Identify optimization opportunities
**Personalized Recommendations**: Workflow improvements tailored to user
## Configuration Guidelines
### Project Detection Tuning
- **Confidence Thresholds**: Higher thresholds reduce false positives
- **File Indicators**: Add project-specific files for better detection
- **Directory Structure**: Include common directory patterns
- **Recommendations**: Align MCP server selection with project needs
### Preference Learning
- **Learning Window**: Adjust based on user activity level
- **Adaptation Speed**: Balance responsiveness with stability
- **Pattern Recognition**: Include relevant behavioral indicators
- **Privacy**: Ensure user preference data remains private
### Proactive Assistance
- **Suggestion Timing**: Avoid interrupting user flow
- **Relevance**: Ensure suggestions are contextually appropriate
- **Frequency**: Balance helpfulness with intrusiveness
- **User Control**: Allow users to adjust assistance level
## Integration Points
### Hook Integration
- **Session Start**: Project detection and user preference loading
- **Pre-Tool Use**: Context-aware defaults and proactive suggestions
- **Post-Tool Use**: Satisfaction tracking and pattern learning
### MCP Server Coordination
- **Server Selection**: Project-based and preference-based routing
- **Configuration**: Context-aware MCP server configuration
- **Performance**: User preference-based optimization
## Troubleshooting
### Project Detection Issues
- **False Positives**: Increase confidence thresholds
- **False Negatives**: Add more file/directory indicators
- **Conflicting Types**: Review indicator specificity
### Preference Learning Problems
- **Slow Adaptation**: Reduce learning window size
- **Wrong Preferences**: Review behavioral indicators
- **Privacy Concerns**: Ensure data anonymization
### Satisfaction Issues
- **Low Completion Rates**: Review workflow complexity
- **High Error Rates**: Improve error prevention
- **Poor Feature Adoption**: Enhance feature discoverability
## Related Documentation
- **Project Detection**: Framework project type detection patterns
- **User Analytics**: User behavior analysis and learning systems
- **Error Recovery**: Comprehensive error handling and recovery strategies

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# Validation Intelligence Configuration (`validation_intelligence.yaml`)
## Overview
The `validation_intelligence.yaml` file configures intelligent validation patterns, adaptive quality gates, and smart validation optimization for the SuperClaude-Lite framework.
## Purpose and Role
This configuration provides:
- **Intelligent Validation**: Context-aware validation rules and patterns
- **Adaptive Quality Gates**: Dynamic quality thresholds based on context
- **Validation Learning**: Learn from validation patterns and outcomes
- **Smart Optimization**: Optimize validation processes for efficiency and accuracy
## Key Configuration Areas
### 1. Intelligent Validation Patterns
- **Context-Aware Rules**: Apply different validation rules based on operation context
- **Pattern-Based Validation**: Use learned patterns to improve validation accuracy
- **Risk Assessment**: Assess validation risk based on operation characteristics
- **Adaptive Thresholds**: Adjust validation strictness based on context and history
### 2. Quality Gate Intelligence
- **Dynamic Quality Metrics**: Adjust quality requirements based on operation type
- **Multi-Dimensional Quality**: Consider multiple quality factors simultaneously
- **Quality Learning**: Learn what quality means in different contexts
- **Progressive Quality**: Apply increasingly sophisticated quality checks
### 3. Validation Optimization
- **Efficiency Patterns**: Learn which validations provide the most value
- **Validation Caching**: Cache validation results to avoid redundant checks
- **Selective Validation**: Apply validation selectively based on risk assessment
- **Performance-Quality Balance**: Optimize the trade-off between speed and thoroughness
### 4. Learning and Adaptation
- **Validation Effectiveness**: Track which validations catch real issues
- **False Positive Learning**: Reduce false positive validation failures
- **Pattern Recognition**: Recognize validation patterns across operations
- **Continuous Improvement**: Continuously improve validation accuracy and efficiency
## Configuration Structure
The file includes:
- Intelligent validation rule definitions
- Context-aware quality gate configurations
- Learning and adaptation parameters
- Optimization strategies and thresholds
## Integration Points
### Framework Integration
- Works with all hooks that perform validation
- Integrates with quality gate systems
- Provides input to performance optimization
- Coordinates with error handling and recovery
### Learning Integration
- Learns from validation outcomes and user feedback
- Adapts to project-specific quality requirements
- Improves validation patterns over time
- Shares learning with other intelligence systems
## Usage Guidelines
This configuration controls the intelligent validation capabilities:
- **Validation Depth**: Balance thorough validation with performance needs
- **Learning Sensitivity**: Configure how quickly validation patterns adapt
- **Quality Standards**: Set appropriate quality thresholds for your use cases
- **Optimization Balance**: Balance validation thoroughness with efficiency
## Related Documentation
- **Validation Configuration**: `validation.yaml.md` for basic validation settings
- **Intelligence Patterns**: `intelligence_patterns.yaml.md` for core learning patterns
- **Quality Gates**: Framework quality gate documentation for validation integration