Error
The plugin path resolves to a location outside the allowed plugin directories.
Why this matters
Restricting plugin paths to known directories prevents executing arbitrary binaries. Only plugins in the global (~/.klaudiush/plugins/) or project (.klaudiush/plugins/) directories are trusted.
How to fix
Move the plugin to an allowed directory:
# Global plugins
cp my-plugin.sh ~/.klaudiush/plugins/
chmod +x ~/.klaudiush/plugins/my-plugin.sh
# Project plugins
cp my-plugin.sh .klaudiush/plugins/
chmod +x .klaudiush/plugins/my-plugin.shThen reference it in configuration:
[plugins.my-plugin]
path = "~/.klaudiush/plugins/my-plugin.sh"Configuration
Allowed directories are fixed by design:
~/.klaudiush/plugins/(global).klaudiush/plugins/(project-local)
Hook output
When this error is triggered, klaudiush writes JSON to stdout:
permissionDecisionReason (shown to Claude):
[PLUG002] Plugin path not in allowed directory
systemMessage (shown to user): Formatted error with reference URL.
additionalContext (behavioral guidance):
Automated klaudiush validation check. Fix the reported errors and retry the same command.