appmod-hooks

Lifecycle hooks for the modernize-rearchitecture coordinator. Defines hook points, registered actions, and execution rules.

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appmod-hooks

Lifecycle hooks that fire at defined points during coordinator execution. Each hook point triggers registered actions in order.

Hook Points

Point	When	Coordinator context
`before_all`	After DAG is generated, before first task dispatch	Full DAG available, no tasks started
`before_task`	Before dispatching each worker	Task ID and role known, profile read for Progress
`after_task`	After worker returns and verify passes	Task artifact available, status decided. If all tasks in the current phase are now ✅, also execute phase-completion actions (git commit, commit-pin, phase counter increment)
`after_all`	After completion criteria met (§3.7)	All tasks resolved

Registered Actions

See references/actions.yml for the action registry. Actions use dotted namespace: appmod.<domain>.<verb>.

Execution Rules

Actions within a hook point execute in order (top to bottom in the registry)
An action that fails does NOT block subsequent actions — log the error and continue, unless the action explicitly declares itself a quality gate
optional: false actions MUST execute; optional: true actions execute only if their condition is met
The coordinator executes hook actions itself (shell commands for git, file writes for profile) — hooks are NOT delegated to workers
A quality-gate action failure blocks dependent dispatch: keep the task pending or create a remediation task, then re-run the hook after the artifact is updated

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