https://nick-liu.com/tags/bash/Recent content in Bash on Nick Liu - Software EngineerHugo -- gohugo.ioennickboy@users.noreply.github.com (Nick Liu)nickboy@users.noreply.github.com (Nick Liu)2026 Nick LiuSat, 11 Jul 2026 15:08:00 -0700https://nick-liu.com/posts/first-claude-code-hook/Sun, 21 Jun 2026 00:00:00 +0000nickboy@users.noreply.github.com (Nick Liu)https://nick-liu.com/posts/first-claude-code-hook/<div class="lead text-neutral-500 dark:text-neutral-400 !mb-9 text-xl"> In Part 1 we learned that named sessions are easy to find. Now let's make naming automatic with a hook. This is also a perfect first hook project, so I'll explain the whole idea from scratch. </div> <nav class="series-progress" aria-label="Series progress"> <span class="series-progress-label">Taming Claude Code Sessions · Part 2 of 6</span> <ol class="series-progress-dots"><li class="series-progress-dot is-done"> <a href="https://nick-liu.com/posts/find-claude-code-sessions/" title="Stop Losing Your Claude Code Conversations">1</a> </li><li class="series-progress-dot is-current"> <a href="https://nick-liu.com/posts/first-claude-code-hook/" title="Your First Claude Code Hook: Auto-Name Every Session" aria-current="step">2</a> </li><li class="series-progress-dot"> <a href="https://nick-liu.com/posts/tmux-window-titles/" title="Make tmux Show What Each Window Is Doing">3</a> </li><li class="series-progress-dot"> <a href="https://nick-liu.com/posts/managing-many-ai-agents/" title="Running Several AI Coding Agents Without Losing Track">4</a> </li><li class="series-progress-dot"> <a href="https://nick-liu.com/posts/parallel-agents-git-worktrees/" title="Git worktrees gave each Claude agent its own sandbox. And scattered my sessions.">5</a> </li><li class="series-progress-dot"> <a href="https://nick-liu.com/posts/claude-code-skills-hooks-subagents/" title="Hooks are guarantees, skills are knowledge, subagents are other people.">6</a> </li></ol> </nav> <div class="tested-with" role="note"> <span class="tested-with-icon" aria-hidden="true">🧪</span> <span>Tested with <strong>Claude Code</strong> <code>2.1.x</code> · macOS / Linux</span> </div> <p><a href="https://nick-liu.com/posts/find-claude-code-sessions/" >Part 1</a> left us with one chore: you still have to remember to name your sessions. Let&rsquo;s delete that chore.</p>