Claude Code docs add Mods overview, sparking 'Hooks 2.0' comparisons
TensorTrace · reddit · 2026-10-04
A user browsing the official Claude Code documentation spotted a new Mods overview section and likened the mechanism to "Hooks 2.0." The post offers no further detail beyond the doc link and an early take on how Mods relate to hooks, but it's a pointer worth checking for developers customizing Claude Code.
Related event: Claude Code introduces Mods, a lower-level hook mechanism(2 posts)→
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