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.

From GitHub — inside a Claude Code session, run:

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

Quit your current session and start a new one:

claude

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

That badge means the WOZCODE agent is active.

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":"..."}'

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

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

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

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.).

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.

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

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.

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

claude --agent woz:code

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.