echook

Audio and out-of-band notifications for Claude Code, Cursor IDE, and Codex CLI.
You configure it by talking to your agent — every setting is one sentence, not a JSON edit.
Hear when your agent finishes, needs permission, or hits a rate limit — plus an optional context-usage status line.

_{v6.7.0 — 39 hook events and 47 matcher variants across all three editors · 2 audio themes · webhooks · TTS · desktop toasts · rate-limit alerts · status line. Renamed claude-code-audio-hooks → echook (Echo + Hook) in 5.2.1; existing installs keep working. Full history in the CHANGELOG.}

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🤖 Install and configure this by asking your agent — there is no hand-edit path

Humans: don't install or configure echook by hand. Point your AI agent — Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex — at this repo and say:

"Install echook from github.com/ChanMeng666/echook and set it up for me."

Your agent reads the docs, runs every command, verifies the result, and reports back. The agent-facing source of truth is AGENTS.md + llms.txt + the live audio-hooks manifest. Every capability is a non-interactive subcommand that takes and returns JSON, and hand-editing user_preferences.json is unsupported by design. Two things an agent still can't do for you: type /reload-plugins on Claude Code (no CLI equivalent), and restart the editor once on the Cursor and Codex install paths.

All a human needs to know is what echook does — skim Key Features below — so you can ask your agent for it in plain English: "mute audio for an hour", "switch to chimes", "watch my .env file", "put a context-usage bar in my status line". Not sure what's possible? Just ask your agent "what can I configure in echook?"

Table of Contents

What's New
Key Features
Get Started
Talk to It — Natural Language Control
How It Works
Platform Support
Help, Uninstall & Documentation
License
Author

What's New

Latest: v6.7.0 — three silent failure types now have a sound, the status line reads four more fields Claude Code sends, and looking at the state no longer changes it. Claude Code sends two StopFailure types (cloud_credential_error, verification_required) and one Notification type (auth_storage_failure, "login needs attention") that echook had registered no matcher for, so each was a permanent no-op; they are now three more independently switchable variants (47 in all) with their own sounds in both themes. The two error ones follow stop_failure: if you enabled the whole parent (hooks enable stop_failure) you will now hear two error types that were silent before, while a config that enumerated variants with hooks enable-only is migrated so the new ones stay off; notification_auth_storage_failure is off by default and a login-storage failure stays silent until you run audio-hooks hooks enable notification_auth_storage_failure. A filter no longer starts the debounce window: a stop skipped by skip_if_background_tasks_running used to open it anyway, so the next genuine event could be swallowed although nothing had played. The status line grows from 29 to 33 segments — spend_limit (Claude apps gateway) and fast_mode render only when Claude Code sends the data, while prompt_cache and remote are opt-in through the new statusline_settings.extra_segments, so upgrading changes no existing status line. Reporting commands — status, diagnose, get, hooks list, manifest, logs tail, backup list, every --help — now leave your home and data directories untouched (status used to create the preferences file and a logs directory in a fresh home); a stale preferences file is migrated by the next hook event, any state-changing command, or the new audio-hooks migrate. audio-hooks manifest lists all 37 error codes the CLI can emit, up from 15, and audio-hooks test rejects unknown arguments. The plugin gains a README that states what it runs, sends and writes, a sensitive webhook URL, and a seven-case skill eval suite. AGENTS.md is now the single agent guide and CLAUDE.md imports it. The 6.6.0 CI matrix (Ubuntu / Windows / macOS × Python 3.9 / 3.12 / 3.13) passed with the full suite, and the 686 tests of this release isolate every hook-runner subprocess's data directory.

v6.6.0 — the CLI no longer acts on arguments it does not understand, and audio-hooks uninstall finally removes a script install on Windows. On 2026-10-03 an AI agent ran audio-hooks install --help on a machine that already had the plugin; the command ignored the flag, ran the legacy script installer, reported success, and registered every hook twice. install now needs an explicit mode (--plugin, --scripts, --cursor or --codex) and returns INVALID_USAGE otherwise; --scripts is refused with DUAL_INSTALL_DETECTED while the plugin is present; --help is side-effect-free on every subcommand (upgrade --help used to run a real upgrade); and every state-changing subcommand rejects unknown flags instead of skipping them. audio-hooks uninstall — the remedy for double registration — used to do nothing on native Windows; it now removes the script install natively everywhere, with a backup first, and judges your files by content so a stop_hook.sh of your own survives. Also fixed: rate-limits set --five-hour-thresholds 90 stored a bare integer that made the hook runner raise on every event, and the test suite no longer touches your real plugin data or plays real sounds. On the notification side, skip_if_background_tasks_running now counts pending tasks and ignores Claude Code's own maintenance tasks, a new opt-in skip_if_session_crons_scheduled quiets /loop sessions, and a SubagentStop from one of Claude Code's internal agents no longer announces a subagent you never started. Synced to Claude Code 2.1.288 (no new hook events; four new matcher values were known and not yet covered — v6.7.0 covers three of them, see the CHANGELOG).

v6.5.1 — the Windows desktop toast works again, and a silent failure can no longer look healthy. Any notification whose text contained a " produced no toast at all on Windows: the message was escaped for a POSIX shell and then dropped into a PowerShell string, where \ is not an escape character, so the generated script failed to parse. Nothing reported it — the dispatch was fire-and-forget into /dev/null and returned success regardless. Windows now sends a real WinRT toast, the outcome is logged with the backend that produced it, and diagnose gained five codes for conditions it used to call healthy — including NO_COMPLETION_SIGNAL, for the very common case of stop having been muted months ago and the silence since being read as a bug. Also: config migration had not run on any install since 5.1.5, because the template's version stamp was never bumped past it.

v6.5.0 — a status line for every subagent. subagentStatusLine claims Claude Code's second status-line surface: one row per subagent in the agent panel, showing model, effort, context use and elapsed time. Plus the eight Notification matchers echook was still missing (including worker_permission_prompt and the quota_auto_resume_* trio), two new events, and filters.<hook>.min_duration_ms so only genuinely slow tools make a sound. Everything new ships opt-in. It also shipped terminalSequence, which 6.5.1 found to be inert — Claude Code only emits a hook's OSC escape from a synchronous completion path, and every echook handler is async. diagnose now says so; use the desktop-toast channel instead.

v6.4.1 — an upstream-drift release. Forked sessions had gone completely silent (Claude Code 2.1.213 changed SessionStart to report fork where it used to report resume), five stop_failure toggles turned out to do nothing, manifest overstated Claude Code's supported events, and uninstall.sh left 19 orphaned registrations behind. All four were silent — nothing failed, nothing logged.

Earlier highlights: v6.3.4 removed worktree_create / worktree_remove — they hijacked Claude Code's own provider hook and broke worktree isolation — taking the event count from 39 to 37. (v6.5.0 restored worktree_remove: only WorktreeCreate is a provider hook, so that rollback cut twice as much as it needed to.) · v6.3.0 grew the status line to 29 segments (33 since v6.7.0) · v6.2.0 added 13 lifecycle events, including Cursor's granular per-tool-type events so shell commands, MCP calls, and file reads each get a distinct sound.

📜 Full version history → CHANGELOG.md · GitHub Releases

Key Features

echook does exactly two things: (1) tells you what just happened in your AI session when you're not watching the window — a sound at your desk, a spoken summary when you're away, a desktop toast or webhook when you're in another app — and (2) a status line that keeps the facts you need pinned to the bottom of the terminal.

If you're comparing. Claude Code can already ring the terminal bell, pop a desktop notification in Ghostty/Kitty/iTerm2, and push to your phone, and Anthropic publishes a four-line afplay hook you can paste into settings.json. If one sound for everything is enough, that is the right answer and it costs nothing. Others cover this ground too: peon-ping supports far more harnesses and groups events into 7 sound categories; claudio does Claude Code + Codex audio; anotifier does desktop/phone notifications for Claude Code, Codex, Gemini and Cursor; and Cursor 3.2.16+ executes Claude Code hooks natively. echook's difference is which of 39 events you hear, per-event on all three editors, configured by talking to your agent rather than by editing JSON.

🔔 Audio & out-of-band notifications

Hear (or get pinged) the moment your agent finishes, asks for permission, fails a tool, or hits a rate limit — so you can walk away and trust you'll be called back.

Channel	What it's for
Audio	A sound at your desk the instant something needs you. Two themes — voice or chimes.
Desktop toast	A glanceable popup when you're in another window.
TTS	Speaks a sanitized summary of Claude's actual final message when you're away from the screen.
Webhook	Slack / Discord / Teams / ntfy / any HTTP endpoint — get alerts on your phone.

📊 Status Line — startup-banner pin + context monitor

Pins your Claude Code startup banner at the bottom (so it never scrolls away) and adds real-time context-window and quota bars — color-coded warnings before Claude enters the "agent dumb zone". Auto-reflows to fit any terminal width, so nothing is truncated.

Color	Context used	Meaning	Action
🟢 Green	< 50%	Safe — agent performs well	Keep working
🟡 Yellow	50–80%	Caution — entering the "dumb zone"	`/compact` or `/clear` soon
🔴 Red	> 80%	Danger — frequent errors	`/compact` immediately

33 customisable status-line segments

A few of the highlights (run audio-hooks statusline segments for the full live catalog):

Segment	Shows
`model`	Model name (e.g. `[Opus 4.8 (1M context)]`)
`effort` / `thinking` / `fast_mode`	Reasoning effort (`🧠 high`) / extended-thinking flag / `🚀 fast` while fast mode is on
`cc_version`	Claude Code's own version (`⚡ CC v2.1.193`)
`cwd` / `repo`	Working directory / git remote `owner/name`
`session_name` / `agent` / `output_style` / `vim`	Session label / `--agent` name / output style / vim mode
`branch` / `git_dirty` / `worktree`	Git branch / uncommitted-change count / managed worktree
`pr` / `added_dirs`	Pull-request number + review state / `/add-dir` count
`api_quota` / `weekly_quota` / `spend_limit`	5-hour & 7-day rate-limit bars + reset times / Claude apps gateway spend limit
`context` / `tokens` / `exceeds_200k`	Context bar (+ tokens, `/compact` hint) / cache-hit ratio / >200K flag
`prompt_cache` / `remote`	Opt-in (`statusline_settings.extra_segments`): prompt-cache warm/cold + time to expiry, and the cause of a recent miss / remote-session marker
`cost` / `duration` / `api_time` / `burn_rate`	Cost + lines diff / wall-clock time / API-wait share / $/hour
`version` · `sounds` · `webhook` · `theme` · `snooze`	echook version · sound count · webhook · audio theme · mute countdown

Most richer segments self-omit when Claude Code doesn't supply their data, so a plain session stays clean. Pick segments with visible_segments (whitelist), drop a few with hidden_segments (blacklist), or switch on the opt-in ones with extra_segments. Each logical line auto-reflows into as many rows as your terminal width needs — segments are never split, so nothing is cut off. Pin the width with statusline_settings.max_width.

Codex note: Codex's status line is not command-backed — it only accepts a fixed list of built-in item IDs. echook can't render custom Codex segments, but it can curate the list so it stops truncating: audio-hooks statusline codex apply --preset balanced.

📖 Full reference: docs/STATUS_LINE.md — every segment, both editors, all flags.

🎚️ More

Feature	What it does
39 hook events · 47 matcher variants	Across Claude Code, Cursor & Codex — session start, tool use, permission requests, rate-limit warnings, and Cursor's granular shell/MCP/file events. The three editors document 63 events between them; echook maps 39, each to its own sound. 3 on by default; toggle any in plain English.
2 audio themes	`default` = ElevenLabs Jessica voice ("Task completed") · `custom` = modern UI chimes. Say "switch to chimes".
Rate-limit alerts	One-shot warning at 80% / 95% of your 5-hour or 7-day quota — warned once per threshold, never spammed.
Webhooks	Versioned `audio-hooks.webhook.v1` payload, fire-and-forget, never blocks a hook.

Full hook events table (39 events, 47 matcher variants)

Hook	Default	Audio file	Native matchers
`notification`	on	notification-urgent.mp3	all 17 `notification_type` values — `permission_prompt` / `idle_prompt` / `auth_success` / `elicitation_dialog` / `elicitation_complete` / `elicitation_response` / `agent_needs_input` / `agent_completed` / `elicitation_url_dialog` / `worker_permission_prompt` / `push_notification` / `computer_use_enter` / `computer_use_exit` / `quota_auto_resume_fired` / `quota_auto_resume_stale` / `quota_auto_resume_disabled` / `auth_storage_failure` (everything after `elicitation_dialog` is off by default)
`stop`	on	task-complete.mp3
`subagent_stop`		subagent-complete.mp3	agent type
`permission_request`	on	permission-request.mp3	tool name
`permission_denied`		permission-denied.mp3
`task_created`		task-created.mp3
`task_completed`		team-task-done.mp3
`session_start`		session-start.mp3	`startup` / `resume` / `clear` / `compact` / `fork` (v6.4.1)
`session_end`		session-end.mp3	`clear` / `resume` / `logout` / `prompt_input_exit`
`pretooluse` / `posttooluse`		task-starting.mp3 / task-progress.mp3	tool name
`posttoolusefailure`		tool-failed.mp3	tool name
`userpromptsubmit`		prompt-received.mp3
`subagent_start`		subagent-start.mp3	agent type
`precompact` / `postcompact`		pre-compact.mp3 / post-compact.mp3	`manual` / `auto` — each variant has its own sound
`stop_failure`		stop-failure.mp3	all 13 upstream error types — `rate_limit` / `authentication_failed` / `oauth_org_not_allowed` / `account_on_hold` / `billing_error` / `overloaded` / `invalid_request` / `model_not_found` / `server_error` / `max_output_tokens` / `cloud_credential_error` / `verification_required` / `unknown`
`teammate_idle`		teammate-idle.mp3
`config_change` · `instructions_loaded`		config-change.mp3 · instructions-loaded.mp3
`elicitation` / `elicitation_result`		elicitation.mp3 / elicitation-result.mp3
`cwd_changed` · `file_changed`		cwd-changed.mp3 · file-changed.mp3	literal filenames
`directory_added`		directory-added.mp3	`slash_command` / `register_repo_root` — a new root joined the session via `/add-dir` (v6.5)
`worktree_remove`		worktree-removed.mp3	a git worktree was removed (v6.5). Safe to sound on — unlike `WorktreeCreate` it is not a provider hook
`setup` (v6.2, Claude Code)		setup-ready.mp3	`init` / `maintenance`
`user_prompt_expansion` · `post_tool_batch` · `message_display` (v6.2)		(per event)
`shell_before` / `shell_after` (v6.2, Cursor)		shell-starting.mp3 / shell-done.mp3
`mcp_before` / `mcp_after` (v6.2, Cursor)		mcp-starting.mp3 / mcp-done.mp3
`file_read` · `agent_response` · `agent_thinking` · `workspace_open` · `tab_file_edit` (v6.2, Cursor)		(per event)

Run audio-hooks hooks list for the live state, or see the CLI & Configuration Reference.

Get Started

You don't follow install steps yourself. You tell your AI agent what to do in plain English, and it runs every command and reports back.

flowchart TB
    REPO["github.com/ChanMeng666/echook<br/>(source + GitHub Releases)"]

    REPO --> CCP["Claude Code<br/>plugin marketplace"]
    REPO --> CURB["Cursor 3.2.16+<br/>auto-bridge (Path A)"]
    REPO --> CURN["Cursor native<br/>install --cursor (Path B)"]
    REPO --> CXP["Codex plugin<br/>marketplace"]
    REPO --> CXN["Codex native<br/>install --codex"]

    CCP --> CLI["audio-hooks CLI<br/>+ JSON + /audio-hooks SKILL<br/>(identical everywhere)"]
    CURB --> CLI
    CURN --> CLI
    CXP --> CLI
    CXN --> CLI

    CLI --> OUT["39 hook events · 47 variants · 2 themes · webhooks<br/>TTS · rate-limit alerts · status line"]

    style REPO fill:#4A90E2,color:#fff
    style CLI fill:#7ED321,color:#000
    style OUT fill:#F5A623,color:#000

Find your editor, paste the prompt into your agent, done:

Your editor / CLI	Tell your AI agent
Claude Code	"Install the audio-hooks plugin from `github.com/ChanMeng666/echook`." (Then type `/reload-plugins` once — Claude Code has no CLI equivalent for it.)
Cursor (with Claude Code)	Nothing to install — Cursor 3.2.16+ auto-bridges the Claude Code plugin. "Run `audio-hooks status` and confirm `editor_targets.cursor.state` is `bridged-via-claude-code`."
Cursor (without Claude Code)	"Clone `github.com/ChanMeng666/echook` into `~/audio-hooks`, run `python ~/audio-hooks/bin/audio-hooks install --cursor`, then verify with `audio-hooks status` + `audio-hooks test all`."
Codex	"Install the audio-hooks Codex plugin from `github.com/ChanMeng666/echook`, then verify with `audio-hooks status` + `audio-hooks test all`."

📖 Full step-by-step install, upgrade, and verification for every path → docs/INSTALLATION_GUIDE.md. Your agent reads this for you.

Talk to It — Natural Language Control

Once installed (Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex — same CLI everywhere), every configuration is one message. You talk; your agent runs the right audio-hooks subcommand and reports back. You don't memorise anything.

sequenceDiagram
    actor You as You
    participant CC as Your AI Agent

    rect rgb(219, 234, 254)
    Note over You,CC: Audio Theme
    You->>CC: Switch audio-hooks to the chime theme.
    CC-->>You: audio-hooks theme set custom — switched to chimes.
    end

    rect rgb(220, 252, 231)
    Note over You,CC: Snooze & Mute
    You->>CC: Snooze audio for 30 minutes.
    CC-->>You: audio-hooks snooze 30m — muted until 3:45 PM.
    You->>CC: Unmute audio.
    CC-->>You: audio-hooks snooze off — audio resumed.
    end

    rect rgb(254, 243, 199)
    Note over You,CC: Hook Selection
    You->>CC: Only fire on stop, notification, and<br/>permission_request — disable everything else.
    CC-->>You: enable-only stop notification permission_request<br/>— 3 hooks active, rest disabled.
    end

    rect rgb(207, 250, 254)
    Note over You,CC: Status Line & Webhooks
    You->>CC: Install the status line, context usage only.
    CC-->>You: statusline installed — visible segments: [context].
    You->>CC: Send alerts to my Slack webhook and test it.
    CC-->>You: Webhook set to slack format. Test delivered.
    end

A few examples — paraphrase freely:

"Switch to chimes" / "switch to voice"
"Snooze audio for an hour" / "is audio muted?"
"Enable rate-limit alerts at 80% and 95%"
"Speak Claude's actual reply when done"
"Watch my .env file for changes"
"Different sound for shell commands vs MCP calls in Cursor"
"Why isn't audio playing? Diagnose and fix it."

💬 Complete prompt reference (every option, with sequence diagrams) → docs/NATURAL_LANGUAGE_CONTROL.md.

How It Works

flowchart LR
    CC[Editor event<br/>Claude Code / Cursor / Codex] -->|stdin JSON| MR{native matcher<br/>routing}
    MR -->|session_start_resume| HR[hook_runner.py]
    MR -->|stop_failure_rate_limit| HR
    MR -->|notification_idle_prompt| HR
    MR -->|...| HR

    HR -->|reads| RL[rate-limit pre-check<br/>marker debounce]
    HR -->|reads| CFG[user_preferences.json]
    HR -->|reads| MARK[snooze markers]

    HR -->|fires| AUDIO[Audio playback<br/>2 themes]
    HR -->|fires| NOTIF[Desktop notification]
    HR -->|fires| TTS[TTS announcement]
    HR -->|fires| WH[Webhook subprocess<br/>fire-and-forget]
    HR -->|writes| LOG[(NDJSON event log<br/>schema audio-hooks.v1)]

    style CC fill:#4A90E2,color:#fff
    style HR fill:#7ED321,color:#000
    style RL fill:#F5A623,color:#000
    style AUDIO fill:#F5A623,color:#000
    style WH fill:#9013FE,color:#fff
    style LOG fill:#50E3C2,color:#000

Your editor fires hook events as JSON on stdin. Native matchers route each event to hook_runner.py, which checks snooze state, rate-limit thresholds, debounce, and user filters — then fires audio, desktop notifications, TTS, and webhooks as configured.

🏗️ Internals, hook lifecycle, path resolution, and the build pipeline → docs/ARCHITECTURE.md.

Platform Support

Platform	Audio player	Status
Windows (PowerShell / Git Bash / WSL2)	PowerShell MediaPlayer	✅ Fully supported
macOS	`afplay`	✅ Fully supported
Linux	`mpg123` / `ffplay` / `paplay` / `aplay` (auto-detected)	✅ Fully supported

Python 3.6+ is the only runtime requirement.

Help, Uninstall & Documentation

Agents start here: read AGENTS.md (which CLAUDE.md imports) or llms.txt, then run audio-hooks manifest — the complete, live, truthful state of the project. Everything below is for curious humans.

Something wrong? Just say "audio-hooks isn't working, diagnose and fix it" — or see docs/TROUBLESHOOTING.md.
Uninstall? Say "uninstall audio-hooks completely." Details in the Installation Guide.
Want to contribute? See CONTRIBUTING.md for the canonical-source workflow.

Document	Purpose
AGENTS.md	Agent-facing operating guide — critical rules (CLI-only, manifest-first, two-track scope). `CLAUDE.md` only imports it (`@AGENTS.md`)
llms.txt	AI-agent entrypoint
docs/INSTALLATION_GUIDE.md	Full install / upgrade / uninstall for Claude Code, Cursor & Codex
docs/NATURAL_LANGUAGE_CONTROL.md	Every natural-language prompt, with diagrams
docs/CLI_REFERENCE.md	CLI subcommands, config keys, env vars, error codes, logging
docs/ARCHITECTURE.md	System architecture and design decisions
docs/EVENT_BEHAVIOR_NOTES.md	What Claude Code's hook events actually do, measured — including payload fields the upstream docs omit
docs/TROUBLESHOOTING.md	Diagnostic recipes for common issues
CHANGELOG.md	Detailed version history
`audio-hooks manifest`	Live source of truth — subcommands, hooks, config keys, error codes, env vars, editor targets. Always current.

Design note — echook has no interactive path. Every capability is a non-interactive audio-hooks subcommand that takes and returns JSON; hand-editing user_preferences.json is unsupported by design; and audio-hooks manifest builds its hook list from the live catalogue in the code, so what it reports is what actually ships. That is what makes "just tell your agent what you want" work in practice — the agent has a machine-readable surface to drive instead of a config file to guess at.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License — see LICENSE for details. Commercial use, modification, distribution, and private use all allowed.

Privacy

echook runs entirely on your machine and collects nothing for its maintainer: no telemetry, no analytics, no update checks. Data leaves your computer only if you configure a webhook, and then only to the URL you chose. The full statement is in PRIVACY.md.

Author

_{Chan Meng}
Creator & Lead Developer

Chan Meng
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