auto-rename-session.sh

When to use this

• When running parallel Claude sessions and need descriptive tab titles to tell them apart
• When you lose track of what each session was working on after switching contexts
• When you want session history that is browsable by topic rather than by timestamp

How to use

1. Open the template on GitHub and copy its content: hooks/bash/auto-rename-session.sh
2. Place the file inside .claude/hooks/ in your project (or globally in ~/.claude/ to share across all projects). For shell scripts, make it executable: chmod +x auto-rename-session.sh
3. Review each command in the script, adjust paths and thresholds for your environment, then test it in a safe context before wiring it into hooks.

Related templates

• dangerous-actions-blocker.sh Block dangerous commands/edits
• prompt-injection-detector.sh Detect injection attempts
• session-summary.sh Full session analytics (15 configurable sections)
• smart-suggest.sh Suggest relevant commands/agents based on prompt intent