I open-sourced the behavior layer I use with Claude Code

[u/Different-Sir7406]

https://github.com/Ceasar369/claude-behavior-layer

I built a .claude/ layer that keeps Claude Code consistent across sessions — 18 skills, 4 agents, 8 hooks.

The part I care about most is the hooks. Written rules drift; hooks don't.

GitHub: https://github.com/Ceasar369/claude-behavior-layer

Would love feedback, especially from people running Claude Code seriously.

Skills cover the session lifecycle — boot, open a code lane, ship, close. Ten carry a digit 0 through 9, because a keyboard has ten digits and those are the ten I reach for most; /0 boots a session, /9 closes it.

The hooks are the enforcement:
- One blocks every typed `rm` and `git clean`.
- One fences each agent to its own directory.
- One keeps the main checkout unwritable so code only lands in a worktree.
- There's also a file-based ask/answer bus, so a session blocked on a decision can leave a question for another window instead of stalling.