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Agent Hooks are callback mechanisms triggered by coding agents when key events occur (such as session start, task completion, waiting for user confirmation, or errors); integration methods include event subscription interfaces natively supported by the agents, or lightweight scripts injected by wrapping commands or environment variables.
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