Board Position

#9 · AI coding still leads, while agent products are starting to break out.

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claude-code-hooks-daemon is currently ranked #9 on the Momentum board. First time on the board. Active window: 24h.

Score66
Confidence78%
Surge+10%
Sourcesgithub
anthropicclaude

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Tool Detail

claude-code-hooks-daemon

AI Coding

claude-code-hooks-daemon

Daemon-based hooks system for Claude Code with lazy startup, auto-shutdown, and project-level handler extensibility

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AI CodingGitHubanthropicclaudeclaude-codegithub
Signal Read 1

claude-code-hooks-daemon appears on 2 boards right now, with the primary position at #9 on Momentum.

Signal Read 2

This signal is supported by GitHub, spanning 1 source directions.

Signal Read 3

The system has tracked this tool for 3 runs, first seen Sep 9, 10:49 and most recently updated Oct 17, 18:54.

Score66
Weekly growth+10%
Confidence78%
Primary statusMomentum #9

NEW · First time on the board

Discovery statusWatchlist

Pool score 69, based on 1 contributing sources.

Tracked runs3

First seen Sep 9, 10:49, last updated Oct 17, 18:54.

Source coverage1

GitHub

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Signal summary

claude-code-hooks-daemon appears on 2 boards right now, with the primary position at #9 on Momentum.

This signal is supported by GitHub, spanning 1 source directions.

The system has tracked this tool for 3 runs, first seen Sep 9, 10:49 and most recently updated Oct 17, 18:54.

Discovery assessment
Discovery originPrimary provider

1 sources contributed to the candidate judgement.

Candidate typeProduct candidate

Currently in the Watchlist stage.

Quality score76

Higher scores usually indicate a real product rather than editorial or noisy content.

Manual ruleAutomatic

No manual rule is active, so the system judgement is still automatic.

Includes product-like sources
System judgement

This section shows how source page evidence, multi-run stability, and auto-promotion logic are combined into the candidate judgement.

Source page evidence+4

1 matched

Stability2 consecutive runs

watchlist 2 · ranked 0 · strong 2

Recent snapshotBest 75

Last seen Sep 15, 21:33

Board footprint
Momentum#9
NEW

First time on the board

Score 66Confidence 78%Surge +10%
Newcomers#6
NEW

First time on the board

Score 66Confidence 78%Surge +10%
Why it matters now
  • GitHub is showing a clear upward signal and is worth adding to the watchlist first.
  • Current category: AI Coding. A good fit for the watchlist.
  • Current board score: 66. A useful starting point for the next round of real-data validation.
What could make it noisy
  • The signal still mainly comes from a single source, so more cross-validation is recommended.
  • This is still a short-window snapshot and lacks longer-term real history.
Source timeline
2026-10-17 18:53

Stars 4 / Forks 0 / Watchers 4 / Issues 28 / Active 0d

Cached source page
Source page evidence

This panel aggregates source pages the system has already fetched and cached, so you can judge whether the tool points to a real product site, an editorial page, or just a seed domain.

1 pages
Cached pages1

Total number of fetched pages that are currently available to display.

Successful pages1

Pages fetched successfully with a readable title and summary.

Failed / stale0 / 1

Failed pages will be retried, and stale pages will be refreshed in later syncs.

Domains covered1

Broader domain overlap usually suggests the signal is not just isolated noise.

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Raw signals
GitHubNewcomers #6
Oct 17, 18:54

Daemon-based hooks system for Claude Code with lazy startup, auto-shutdown, and project-level handler extensibility

NEWScore 66Confidence 78%Surge +10%
GitHubanthropicclaude
Matching page evidenceView crawl detailSnapshot live-20261017185417853795-5ba684Open source
GitHubMomentum #9
Oct 17, 18:54

Daemon-based hooks system for Claude Code with lazy startup, auto-shutdown, and project-level handler extensibility

NEWScore 66Confidence 78%Surge +10%
GitHubanthropicclaude
Matching page evidenceView crawl detailSnapshot live-20261017185417853795-5ba684Open source
GitHubNewcomers #6
Sep 15, 21:33

Daemon-based hooks system for Claude Code with lazy startup, auto-shutdown, and project-level handler extensibility

NEWScore 72Confidence 78%Surge +9%
GitHubanthropicclaude
Matching page evidenceView crawl detailSnapshot live-20260915213340682959-4085c3Open source
GitHubMomentum #9
Sep 15, 21:33

Daemon-based hooks system for Claude Code with lazy startup, auto-shutdown, and project-level handler extensibility

NEWScore 72Confidence 78%Surge +9%
GitHubanthropicclaude
Matching page evidenceView crawl detailSnapshot live-20260915213340682959-4085c3Open source
GitHubNewcomers #3
Sep 9, 10:49

Daemon-based hooks system for Claude Code with lazy startup, auto-shutdown, and project-level handler extensibility

NEWScore 72Confidence 78%Surge +9%
GitHubanthropicclaude
Matching page evidenceView crawl detailSnapshot live-20260909104955223115-b2cfccOpen source
GitHubMomentum #5
Sep 9, 10:49

Daemon-based hooks system for Claude Code with lazy startup, auto-shutdown, and project-level handler extensibility

NEWScore 72Confidence 78%Surge +9%
GitHubanthropicclaude
Matching page evidenceView crawl detailSnapshot live-20260909104955223115-b2cfccOpen source
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