obey

Makes Claude actually follow your rules.

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The problem

You tell Claude "never push to main." Claude agrees. Five minutes later, Claude pushes to main.

The memory system is passive — Claude writes rules down but doesn't actively check them. Hooks exist but require manual regex setup. There's no way to say "remember this" and have it actually stick.

The solution

**obey** is a Claude Code plugin that stores your rules, injects them into every session, and actively blocks violations.

/remember never push to main
# → Rule saved (global, hook-enforced)
# → Claude is now blocked from running "git push origin main"

/remember always explain your reasoning before writing code
# → Rule saved (global, instruction)
# → Injected at the start of every session as a reminder

/remember never use .unwrap() --rust
# → Rule saved (Rust projects only, blocks .unwrap() in code)

That's it. Rules persist across sessions, survive context compaction, and get actively enforced.

How it works

You say: "/remember never force push"
                │
    obey evaluates the rule:
    ├── Scope: global (applies everywhere)
    ├── Mechanism: hook (can be blocked by code)
    ├── Pattern: git push --force
    └── Saved to ~/.config/obey/global-rules.json
                │
    Next session starts:
    ├── SessionStart hook fires
    ├── All rules injected into Claude's context
    └── Claude sees: "RULE: Never force push"
                │
    Claude tries: git push --force
    ├── PreToolUse hook fires
    ├── Pattern matches → BLOCKED
    ├── Claude sees: "Rule violated: Never force push"
    └── Claude adjusts behavior

Install

From marketplace

/plugin marketplace add https://github.com/Lexxes-Projects/lexxes-plugins.git
/plugin install obey@lexxes-plugins

Local development

claude --plugin-dir /path/to/obey

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