
What happened
After a Fable 5 review found one command form that slipped past both the Claude Code hook and the Git pre-push hook, he redesigned the hooks, and 55 test cases then passed versus 34 failures in the old version.
Why it matters
The redesign splits duties: the Claude Code hook now confirms unusual forms broadly, the pre-push hook blocks main by Git-resolved destination, and the hook fails closed on error—so a single bypass no longer defeats both layers.
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The rebuild was prompted by a two-stage review: a general-purpose agent first, then Fable 5 checking that result. Both recommended against applying the fix as proposed, because it introduced regressions and missed command forms. The engineer's key lesson was to build regression tests before fixing a guard—comparing the old and new hooks on the same inputs—since a guard's priority is stopping what should be stopped, not just passing what should pass. He also narrowed the usual command form and made everything outside it a confirmation, rather than trying to parse every possible string. The intended adversary is mistakes and misdirection, not attackers; deliberate circumvention is left to rules and confirmation dialogs.
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