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console-log-cleaner

Warns about console.log statements when editing files on production branches (main/master). Helps prevent debug code from reaching production.

console-log-cleaner is a Claude Code hook you can drop into a project. It plugs into the Claude Code workflow directly, so it is useful when a task keeps recurring and you want it handled the same way each time.

We keep this entry in sync on a schedule, so the counts and the description track the upstream project.

TypeHook
/hook add console-log-cleaner

How to use it

  1. Add the file to `.claude/agents/` (subagent) or `.claude/commands/` in your project.
  2. Restart Claude Code so it registers the new entry.
  3. Invoke it by name, or let the main session delegate to it.
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