It flags stray console.log and print debug statements as you edit, so they don't get committed.

When does the scan happen?

It runs a quick scan on each edit, catching debug statements at edit time rather than after they are committed.

console.log Guard

hookMonitoring & ops

console.log Guard is a hook that scans each edit for stray debug output. It flags console.log and print statements as they are written, so leftover debug statements are caught before they end up in committed code.

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Have an agent setup that supports hooks.

What your AI can do with it

Flags console.log statements at edit time
Flags print statements at edit time
Runs a quick scan on each edit
Keeps stray debug output out of the code tree

Getting started

Have an agent setup that supports hooks.
Add the console.log Guard hook to your hook configuration.
Edit files as usual; the hook scans each edit and flags stray debug statements.

Signals

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Last commit: Sep 2026

Questions

What does it flag?: It flags stray console.log and print debug statements as you edit, so they don't get committed.
When does the scan happen?: It runs a quick scan on each edit, catching debug statements at edit time rather than after they are committed.

Advanced

Item type: hook
Key: console-log-guard
Source: github.com/affaan-m/everything-claude-code

github.com/affaan-m/everything-claude-code