Fix Windows Plugin Hooks

Manually trigger the win-hooks patcher to fix incompatible plugin hooks on Windows.

Instructions

Step 1: Find the win-hooks plugin install path

sed '1s/^\xEF\xBB\xBF//' ~/.claude/plugins/installed_plugins.json | awk '
  /win-hooks/ { found=1 }
  found && /"installPath"/ {
    sub(/.*"installPath"[[:space:]]*:[[:space:]]*"/, "")
    sub(/".*/, "")
    print
    exit
  }
' | sed 's/[\\][\\]*/\//g'

Save the output path as PLUGIN_ROOT.

Step 2: Run the patcher

bash "<PLUGIN_ROOT>/hooks/patch-all"

Replace <PLUGIN_ROOT> with the actual path from Step 1.

This runs the full pipeline:

1. find-incompatible scans all installed plugins for incompatible hooks
2. apply-patches creates wrappers, patches hooks.json (with BOM/CRLF sanitization + JSON validation)
3. verify --fix auto-repairs encoding issues (BOM in JSON and scripts, CRLF) and disables recursive wrappers

Step 3: Show results

Run the scanner to confirm no issues remain:

bash "<PLUGIN_ROOT>/scripts/find-incompatible"
bash "<PLUGIN_ROOT>/scripts/verify"

Present the results as a table showing each plugin and its status. Empty output from both means all plugins are now compatible and healthy.

Step 4: If $ARGUMENTS specifies a plugin name

Filter the output to show only that plugin's results. If the plugin was already patched (no results), report it as compatible.