Claude Code Plugin
The MCP integration gives your agent a tool it can choose to call. The Claude Code plugin goes further: it hooks directly into every Bash, Edit, and Write call via Claude Code's own PreToolUse hook, so protection doesn't depend on the agent remembering to ask.
Install
git clone https://github.com/lelu-ai/lelu.git && cd lelu claude plugin marketplace add . claude plugin install lelu@lelu ./plugin-claude-code/install.sh
install.sh builds from source if you have Go, or downloads a prebuilt binary from GitHub Releases if you don't. No account, no cloud dependency — everything runs and stays on your machine.
What it catches
Expansion-aware analysis resolves ~, $VARS, and globs before matching policy — so it catches destructive commands a regex on the raw text misses (reversed flags, long-form flags, separated flags), while staying silent on routine work like rm -rf node_modules. A real, reproducible comparison against hookify's own documented example rule:
hookify Lelu Destructive caught 7/10 10/10 False positives (benign) 4/4 0/4
Shadow mode by default
Nothing is blocked on install. Every decision is still logged to ~/.lelu/claude-plugin/ledger.jsonl regardless of mode — run /lelu:lelu-status inside Claude Code to see what it would have done, and /lelu:lelu-enforce when you're ready to turn on real blocking.
Also included
- Retry-storm detection — the same action repeated too many times too fast in one session gets flagged instead of silently allowed forever.
- Session wall-clock budget — a session that's been running for hours gets a one-time review prompt, the same failure mode behind real "$6,000 burned overnight" agent incidents.
- hookify rule import — existing
.claude/hookify.*.local.mdrules keep working with zero edits, upgraded from a silent notice to an actual pause for review.
Commands
/lelu:lelu-status Current mode + a summary of recent decisions
/lelu:lelu-enforce Start actually blocking deny/ask decisions
/lelu:lelu-shadow Back to observe-only
/lelu <rule> Turn a plain-English rule into a policy entry
e.g. /lelu never touch the prod database