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#!/bin/bash # Track file modifications for SESSION_RESUME.md # Called by Claude Code PostToolUse hook after Edit/Write operations TOOL_NAME="$1" FILE_PATH="$2" RESUME_FILE="/Users/bradleyfay/autodocs/planning/IMPLEMENTATION/SESSION_RESUME.md" TIMESTAMP=$(date '+%Y-%m-%d %H:%M') # Only track significant files (not temp files or logs) case "$FILE_PATH" in *.md|*.py|*.toml|*.json|*.yml|*.yaml|*.txt) # This is a file we want to track ;; */planning/IMPLEMENTATION/SESSION_RESUME.md) # Don't track changes to the resume file itself to avoid loops exit 0 ;; *) # Skip other file types exit 0 ;; esac # Extract just the filename from path FILENAME=$(basename "$FILE_PATH") # Update the "Files Recently Modified" section TEMP_FILE="/tmp/track_changes_update.md" # Find and update the "Files Recently Modified" section awk -v file="$FILENAME" -v path="$FILE_PATH" -v timestamp="$TIMESTAMP" -v tool="$TOOL_NAME" ' /^## Files Recently Modified/ { print $0 print "*Auto-updated with recently modified files*" print "" print "**" timestamp "** - Modified `" file "` using " tool print " - Path: " path print "" # Skip until next section, then resume normal printing skip_until_next_section = 1 next } skip_until_next_section && /^## / && !/^## Files Recently Modified/ { skip_until_next_section = 0 } !skip_until_next_section { print } ' "$RESUME_FILE" > "$TEMP_FILE" mv "$TEMP_FILE" "$RESUME_FILE" echo "📝 Tracked file change: $FILENAME" >&2