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### `no command.run hook answered it`

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113### `no command.run hook answered it`
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115You run a command your mod added, and the reply names the mod and the command, as in `first-mod registered /tally but no command.run hook answered it`, then tells you to add a hook. Claude Code prints that reply when the command reaches the end of the chain with no answer, which happens in two cases:
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117* **No hook answered the command**: the module has no `command.run` hook, the hook's [filter](/docs/en/plugins/mods/events#filter-which-events-a-hook-handles) names a different command, or the hook returned `next(e)`
118* **Claude Code skipped the hook**: [`hook skipped`](#hook-skipped) lists the reasons. Passing `focus: false` to [`$.ui.open`](/docs/en/plugins/mods/interface#open-a-pane-at-the-right-time) is one way to get there.
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120If the module already has the hook the reply describes, look for a `hook skipped` line that names `command.run`, which gives the reason. A [test](/docs/en/plugins/mods/test) that runs the command fails with the same reason.
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113122### `it crashed the hooks worker`
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115124The line starts with the mod's name, as in `first-mod was unloaded: it crashed the hooks worker`. Installed mods share one worker thread. The worker stopped responding or crashed, and Claude Code traced that to this mod and unloaded it. A hook that blocks the thread, such as a loop that never awaits, is one cause.
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