klim shell hook

Generate a shell hook that automatically runs klim check when you cd into a directory with a .klim.yaml file — like nvm or direnv for your toolchain.

Usage

klim shell hook <bash|zsh|fish|powershell>

How It Works

1. You add the hook to your shell startup file
2. Every time you cd into a directory, the hook walks up the directory tree
3. If it finds a .klim.yaml, it runs klim check silently
4. Only prints output when tools are missing or outdated

Setup

# bash — add to ~/.bashrc
eval "$(klim shell hook bash)"

# zsh — add to ~/.zshrc
eval "$(klim shell hook zsh)"

# fish — save to conf.d
klim shell hook fish > ~/.config/fish/conf.d/klim-hook.fish

# powershell — add to $PROFILE
klim shell hook powershell | Out-String | Invoke-Expression

Example Output

When you cd into a project with missing tools:

    ✗ kubectl              —            (>=1.28)
    ⚠ terraform            1.5.0        (>=1.7)
  Run 'klim check' for details or 'klim import' to install missing tools.

See Also

• klim completion — Shell tab completions
• klim check — Manual project validation
• Shell Integration guide