First, I'm SURE there are ways to send scripts from one computer to another over the internet. Second, the point isn't about a specific repo, it's the general

First, I'm SURE there are ways to send scripts from one computer to another over the internet. Second, the point isn't about a specific repo, it's the general tendency to rely on fuzzy .md files scattered all over the place. And I really don't see how letting the output of a language model run a one time command is more secure than running a script. Third, "nothing applies in all context"? Yeah, obviously. And harness hooks (at least with Claude code) are still more suggestions than anything else. The only way I've found is literally rejecting a tool use and forcing it to recall in the proper way, which of course makes for more token usage. I wonder who benefits from that. Finally, no idea what you are arguing against. Use git hooks where they make sense, local or remote.