<ul><li>Git hooks are executable scripts that Git runs before or after certain events like commits, pushes, merges, and more.</li><li>They automate tasks like linting code before committing, enforcing commit message discipline, running tests before push, and syncing after merging.</li><li>Other Git hooks include applypatch-msg, pre-applypatch, post-applypatch, prepare-commit-msg, post-commit, pre-rebase, pre-merge-commit, pre-auto-gc, and post-rewrite.</li><li>To share hooks across teams, options like Husky and Lefthook can be used.</li></ul>

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