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copilot-guidelisted

Use when configuring GitHub Copilot CLI or cloud-agent hooks, policy hooks, plugins, or skills. Triggers on .github/hooks, ~/.copilot/hooks, policy.d, preToolUse, permissionRequest, agentStop, command/HTTP/prompt handlers, cloud sandbox differences, plugin.json, repository trust, disableAllHooks, or Copilot onboarding, even when the user doesn't say 'Copilot hook'.
xonovex/platform · ★ 5 · AI & Automation · score 72
Install: claude install-skill xonovex/platform
# GitHub Copilot Hooks and Policy Configure GitHub Copilot's native hook and extension surface without inventing unsupported guarantees or a universal hook file. ## Essentials - **Separate CLI and cloud** - Resolve the product surface before selecting an event or guarantee. - **Use version-1 config** - Pin configuration schema, docs snapshot, and observed `copilot --version`. - **Preserve handler support** - Commands cover hook types; HTTP and prompt handlers have narrower rules and surface limits. - **Respect policy precedence** - CLI policy hooks load first and cannot be disabled by lower scopes. - **Review repository execution** - Hooks, plugin extensions, and skill scripts require trust and security review. - **Onboard reversibly** - Preview scope, handler, cloud data flow, permissions, firewall, verification, disable, and rollback. ## Gotchas - Current documentation is not command-only: HTTP handlers are documented, and prompt handlers are limited to `sessionStart`. - Cloud agent supports a subset of events, runs non-interactively, and does not use `permissionRequest` as a decision gate. - Cloud hook files are repository-scoped and execute in an ephemeral Linux sandbox with restricted network. - CLI policy hooks cannot be disabled with lower-scope `disableAllHooks`. - Pre-approving shell in a skill expands risk and requires review of the skill and its scripts. ## Example A policy requiring cloud-agent command blocking selects repository `preToolUse`, not `permissi