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@stlw/warden-hook-server

v0.2.4

Published

HTTP hook server for Claude Code, Codex CLI, and Copilot SDK integration

Readme

@stlw/warden-hook-server

Local HTTP hooks that apply Warden policy to Claude Code, Codex CLI, and Copilot SDK tool calls. The server handles session lifecycle, prompt submission, pre-tool decisions, post-tool output tagging, and an auditable ledger.

Install

npm install @stlw/warden-hook-server @stlw/warden

Start a server in Node.js

startHookServer reads your PolicyConfig, defaults to port 7429, and returns the server handle:

import { startHookServer } from "@stlw/warden-hook-server";
import type { PolicyConfig } from "@stlw/warden";

const config: PolicyConfig = {
  version: "2",
  meta: { environment: "development", sessionApprovalRequired: false },
  policies: [
    {
      id: "allow-reads",
      description: "Allow read tools during development",
      match: { tools: ["read_file", "list_directory"], environment: ["development"] },
      action: "ALLOW",
    },
  ],
};

startHookServer({ config, dbPath: ".warden/ledger.db", port: 7429 });

Set WARDEN_AUTH_TOKEN (or pass authToken) to require X-Warden-Auth on hook requests. /health remains available for readiness checks:

curl http://localhost:7429/health

Connect an agent

For Claude Code, point its HTTP hooks at http://localhost:7429/hooks/... and include the shared-secret header. The CLI configures the same server with warden start; use that for the quickest setup.

See the public manual for the complete Claude Code settings example and OpenCode integration.