Global hooks notify host for other users' SSH sessions

[danielboxer]

Problem
Currently the extension installs claude hooks which run for every claude session on my machine. When I use my machine as a shared host for many people that SSH into, it still plays the sounds for other peoples sessions since it's on the same machine.

Proposed solution
Would it be possible for an env variable (like CLAUDE_NOTIFIER_DISABLE=1) to allow disabling the hooks for a SSH session?

Alternatives considered
I patched _lib.ps1 to exit early on my own env variable, but that required changing the extension's files and gets overwritten on update.

Additional context
N/A

[ashmitb95]

@danielboxer appreciate the clear issue description.

Added CLAUDE_NOTIFIER_DISABLE in #64. Set it in a shell and the hooks go silent for that session only — no sound, popup, or signal — leaving other sessions and the global mute untouched:

export CLAUDE_NOTIFIER_DISABLE=1
Any value except empty/0/false disables it. Env vars carry into claude and its hooks, so each SSH user sets this in their own session and nothing on the host needs to change. It's a real check now rather than a file edit, so it won't get wiped on update.

Shipped in v3.4.0

[danielboxer]

Thanks, it works great!