feat: add hook based context injection for ai agents - #124
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Implements hook-based context injection to keep AI coding agents aligned with our hexagonal architecture across sessions and models.
What's included:
@InjectRepositoryconsole.*usageexport defaultWhy:
Without enforcement, agents bypass the hexagonal pattern silently — injecting TypeORM directly into services, skipping
Mapper.toDomain(), and placing files in incorrect directories. Each violation becomes precedent for the next agent.The hooks fire unconditionally on every edit; agents cannot proceed past a violation.
See
docs/agent-hooks-guide.mdfor before/after examples and token cost analysis.