Code Notify

Code Notify

Goal

Make supported AI tools finish noisy terminal work with a local notification instead of requiring manual polling.

Use This Skill When

• The user asks to enable or wire completion notifications for an AI coding tool.
• A workflow should notify when a long-running task finishes or needs attention.
• You are documenting shared agent capabilities in a cross-tool setup.

Cross-Platform Rules

• Treat code-notify as an optional local dependency managed outside this repository.
• Verify the installed command, wrapper, hook, or config before using it.
• Prefer shared wording and forward-slash paths so the guidance works across macOS, Linux, and Windows-compatible shells.
• Keep the integration additive. Do not replace existing hooks or notification settings unless the user asks.

Workflow

1. Detect whether the current tool already has a notification hook or wrapper configured.
2. Look for a local code-notify command, alias, script, or documented install path before assuming invocation details.
3. If present, use it for end-of-task or attention-needed notifications only.
4. If missing, tell the user the integration is unavailable in the current shell and continue without blocking the main task.

Output Guidance

• Mention that code-notify is available only after verifying the local installation.
• Keep notification instructions tool-agnostic unless the user asks for a specific platform.
• Prefer concise setup notes over tool-specific prose duplication.

Source: saski/augmentedcode-configuration — distributed by TomeVault.