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Coding OS is agent-agnostic by design, but how much it can enforce depends on which hooks a runtime supports. Here is exactly what fires where — no overclaiming.
| Runtime | Hook coverage | What that means |
|---|---|---|
| Claude Code | Full | Every hook fires — gates, skills, doc-anchors, and verification. The engineering loop is enforced end to end. |
| Codex CLI | Partial | Bash-event hooks fire; the core loop, board, and knowledge graph all work. Enforcement that needs non-Bash events is advisory. |
| Codex app | None | No hook runtime. The CLI and git-level commit hooks still enforce the commit contract on every commit. |
| Humans | Git hooks | Install the git hooks and the commit contract holds; the board and graph are agent-optional — ideal for mixed human/agent teams. |