WOZCODE Plugin for Claude Code

Smarter tools for Claude Code that reduce token usage and cost. Replaces built-in file tools with optimized alternatives — fewer tokens per tool call means cheaper sessions that compound over time.

Getting Started

1. Install

From GitHub — inside a Claude Code session, run:

/plugin marketplace add WithWoz/wozcode-plugin
/plugin install woz@wozcode-marketplace

2. Restart Claude Code

Quit your current session and start a new one:

claude

3. Verify it’s working

Look for woz:code on the right side of the text input field:

That badge means the WOZCODE agent is active.

4. Log in

WOZCODE requires a Woz account. On first tool use you’ll be prompted to log in, or do it explicitly:

/woz-login

Or type /woz to see all available WOZCODE commands.

This opens your browser to complete sign-in. Credentials are saved and refreshed automatically.

Headless / SSH? The terminal prints an auth URL. Open it manually, complete login, copy the token JSON from the success page, and paste it back:

/woz-login --token '{"access_token":"...","refresh_token":"..."}'

Usage

Just use Claude Code normally — WOZCODE tools activate automatically. The plugin replaces built-in file tools with smarter versions behind the scenes.

Agents

Agent	What it does
woz:code	Main agent — coding, editing, search, SQL. Auto-delegates to the others when useful.
woz:explore	Fast read-only codebase exploration (runs on haiku for speed)

You don’t need to switch agents manually. woz:code delegates to woz:explore as a subagent when it makes sense.

Commands

Command	Description
/woz-login	Log in to your Woz account
/woz-logout	Clear credentials
/woz-recall	Recall saved context and preferences
/woz-savings	Show estimated savings report (roundtrips, time, tokens, cost)
/woz-settings	Manage WOZCODE plugin settings (attribution, status line, spinner verbs)
/woz-status	Check authentication status
/woz-update	Update the WOZCODE plugin to the latest version
/reload-plugins	Reload plugins to get latest updates

You can also type /woz to see all available WozCode commands in one place.

/woz-settings

WOZCODE settings live in ~/.claude/settings.json under the wozcode key. Use /woz-settings to view or change them — just ask in plain English (“turn off attribution”, “hide status line tips”, etc.).

Key	Default	Description
attribution	true	Co-Authored-By on commits + PR badge
statusLine	true	Master toggle for the WOZCODE status line
statusLineSession	true	Show session savings in status line
statusLineLifetime	true	Show lifetime savings in status line
statusLineTips	true	Show quick tips in status line
spinnerVerbs	true	WOZ-themed spinner verbs

Commit & PR attribution

When WOZCODE is enabled and you have no existing attribution entry in ~/.claude/settings.json, WOZCODE installs its own commit/PR co-author line, replacing Claude Code’s built-in default. This replacement is announced on the login and session where it first happens. Users who had Claude Code attribution explicitly disabled or customized (any existing attribution entry in ~/.claude/settings.json) are left untouched. Toggle WOZCODE attribution any time with /woz-settings attribution off.

Changes take effect immediately. For attribution, statusLine, and spinnerVerbs, also run /reload-plugins so Claude Code picks up the change in the current session.

Managing the plugin

/plugin disable woz@wozcode-marketplace     # temporarily disable
/plugin enable woz@wozcode-marketplace      # re-enable
/plugin marketplace remove WithWoz/wozcode-plugin   # remove

Updating

To get the latest version:

/woz-update

If /woz-update fails, force a clean reinstall from your shell:

claude plugin marketplace update wozcode-marketplace
claude plugin uninstall woz@wozcode-marketplace
claude plugin install woz@wozcode-marketplace
rm -f "${CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR:-$HOME/.claude}/wozcode/update-available.json" "$HOME/.wozcode/update-available.json"

Note: After reinstalling, quit and restart Claude Code for changes to take effect.

Debug

To explicitly launch with the WOZCODE agent (not normally needed):

claude --agent woz:code

Using WOZCODE with Conductor

Connect WOZCODE to Conductor.

1. Install WOZCODE and restart Claude Code — follow the install steps above, then restart Claude Code.

2. Install WOZCODE for Conductor and get the executable path — from your terminal, run:

   wozcode conductor

   (or ~/.local/bin/wozcode conductor if wozcode isn’t on your PATH)

3. Paste it into Conductor → Settings → Advanced → “Claude Code executable path”.

4. Start a new Conductor session and ask “what agent are you running?” — it should answer woz:code.

The claude-woz executable is auto-refreshed on every WOZCODE session start, so plugin updates keep it pointing at the current version. Not every WOZCODE feature works through Conductor yet, but Search and Edit do — you’ll still get most of the speed and cost savings.