Check After Stop

Run the checks configured in .claude/check-after-stop.sh.

Task

I'll read your .claude/check-after-stop.sh configuration file, extract the actual check commands (ignoring comments and wrapper functions), and run them directly.

This is useful for:

• Testing your final check configuration
• Running builds/tests before committing
• Verifying everything passes

Process

1. Read .claude/check-after-stop.sh to see what checks are configured
2. Find the actual commands to run (e.g., bun run check:ci, dotnet build)
3. Execute those commands directly
4. Report results and any failures

Please:

1. First, read .claude/check-after-stop.sh
2. Look for uncommented commands (usually in run_check_hook calls)
3. Extract the actual command (first parameter)
4. Run that command directly

This approach bypasses wrapper scripts and runs your checks directly.