Six meta commands still spend the daily hook reminder, silencing the next filtered command for 24h

Summary

hook_check::maybe_warn() does not only print the daily reminder — it touches the once-a-day marker (.hook_warn_last). So any command that triggers it spends the day's reminder, whether or not that command was a sensible place to show it.

#1422 fixed this for init and verify, and gain was already exempt. Six meta commands still burn it:

config, trust, hook-audit, discover, session, cc-economics

None of them print hook status of their own, and none go through the hook pipeline. The user runs one of them, gets a reminder they cannot act on in context, and the next command that should have been hooked stays silent for 24 hours.

Reproduction

Isolated HOME with a .claude directory and no hook registered:

$ rtk config            # prints [rtk] /!\ No hook installed …, marker now burned
$ rtk ls                # silent for the next 24h — the command that should have been hooked

Contrast with the commands #1422 fixed, where the reminder survives to the run that can act on it:

$ rtk verify --filter X  # quiet, marker intact
$ rtk ls                 # [rtk] /!\ No hook installed …

Suggested direction

The exclusion is currently a hand-maintained matches! in run_cli, sitting next to is_operational_command, which already encodes the meta-vs-operational split as an explicit allowlist. Deciding the reminder from that same classification — rather than a second list that has to be remembered — would close the class instead of the next instance.

Worth noting two open PRs are each adding one more member to that list by hand: #3582 (Hook) and #3614 (Hook, Rewrite).

Start in run_cli, where the hook reminder exclusion and is_operational_command classification are defined. Reproduce the isolated-HOME config-then-ls sequence, then inspect how the six listed meta commands and the operational allowlist affect the once-a-day marker. Done means those meta commands no longer consume the marker, while a subsequent hooked command can still display the reminder.