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>>DrBenC+(OP)
I appreciate the comparison to the leading existing tools, but it also assume a familiarity with them. This doc could also use a basic introduction for people who are new to this area and don't already use a hook manager. Examples of hooks, what the benefit is, etc.

>>pimlot+T7
While your concern is valid, I recommend learning about git hooks from their canonical source rather than from the documentation of any hook manager. Hooks are features of Git itself. Hook managers are an after-thought. Meanwhile, this tool and its docs also appear to be works in progress. I use pre-commit (a python program, not the hook itself) as a hook manager. But nothing beats the git book and docs. Here are some links:

1. https://git-scm.com/docs/githooks

2. https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Customizing-Git-Git-Hooks

Here is another site dedicated to git-hooks. You'll find some good examples and resources there:

https://githooks.com/