Run this workflow from Codex. Stop hooks that terminate a Claude Code session when the agent's final message contains a kill phrase. Two scripts: single-kill (ends Claude) and double-kill (ends Claude plus the terminal shell that launched it), each bound to its own phrase. Installs at local (project) or global (user) scope; scripts require LOCAL or GLOBAL arg and exit 1 if missing. Contains-match (robust to model preambles), case-sensitivity configurable, and a kill path that walks the process tree to the owning claude (and, for double-kill, the top-most shell ancestor) and never signals pid <= 2. Install, remove, update, info, and whendone skills via a router; composes safely with existing Stop hooks.
Show the configured kill phrases and case sensitivity for both local (project) and global (user) terminator installations. Use when the user asks "what is my kill phrase", "show terminator config", "terminator info", or "what phrase is configured".
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