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A free start is offered for individuals with no signup required for the initial install, though the exact limits of that free usage are not defined on the homepage.
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Plugin that makes Claude Code cheaper, faster and higher scoring
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What is WOZCODE?
WOZCODE is an official plugin for Claude Code that claims lower token spend, faster task completion and a higher TerminalBench 2.0 score than Claude Code on its own, with published head to head demos and per prompt cost comparisons.
WOZCODE is an official plugin for Claude Code that sits on top of Anthropic's coding agent and changes how much each task costs, how long it takes and how well the output holds up. The company benchmarks it head to head against stock Claude Code on identical prompts and reports 80% on TerminalBench 2.0 versus 69% for the base tool, 30 to 40% faster completion on most tasks and up to 10x faster on database work, with lower token usage along the way. The public demo is the clearest illustration of how it behaves in practice. A ten prompt sequence builds an artist portfolio site from scratch, knocking out layout, palette changes, gallery filters, routing, a contact form, responsive breakpoints and a CSS only analytics dashboard. Across that run WOZCODE reported $13.30 in spend against $31.11 for Claude Code, roughly 31 minutes saved, and higher average judge scores on the majority of prompts. Because the plugin works inside Claude Code, developers keep their existing editor, terminal habits and project files rather than learning a separate agent interface. The product is aimed at individuals and engineering teams already paying for Claude Code, especially heavy users running several sessions in parallel who keep hitting session limits. Testimonials on the site come from staff and founders at small companies and solo builds, and the recurring theme is stretching a Max plan further instead of buying more capacity. Longer term it competes less with standalone coding assistants than with the default Claude Code configuration itself, pitching compression and routing gains as a layer rather than a replacement. Teams with compliance needs can book an enterprise pilot, and the site publishes benchmark history and a leaderboard for readers who want to track results over time rather than trust a single snapshot.
How do you use WOZCODE?
1Check the requirements and install the plugin
WOZCODE installs as a Claude Code plugin through the command line. Confirm Node.js is available first, then run the install command from the homepage to add the plugin to your Claude Code setup.
2Start with a free account, no signup needed to try
The homepage points to a free start path for individuals. You can begin a session without creating an account, which is useful for a quick cost comparison against your normal Claude Code runs.3Read the docs before your first real task
The documentation covers configuration, model selection and how the plugin intercepts and compresses requests, so it is worth skimming before pointing it at a production repository.
4Run a task you know and compare the cost
Pick a prompt you have already run in plain Claude Code, execute it with the plugin active, and compare token usage, duration and output quality side by side on the same repository.5Study the benchmark demo for realistic expectations
The published ten prompt portfolio build shows per prompt cost, turn count and judge scores for both tools. Use it to calibrate which task types, such as database work or large refactors, suit the plugin best.
6Book a pilot if you are evaluating for a team
Engineering teams can book an enterprise pilot through the dedicated page, which is the right entry point if you need seat management, procurement paperwork or a formal rollout plan.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Published head to head benchmarks with per prompt cost, duration and quality scores rather than a single top line claimAI
- Works inside Claude Code, so existing editor setup, project files and terminal workflow carry over unchangedAI
- Reported savings of 40 to 70% per task in the public demo make the value easy to sanity checkAI
- Free to start with no signup required for the initial install pathAI
- Enterprise pilot route for teams that need a formal procurement stepAI
Cons
- All performance numbers come from the vendor's own benchmarks and testimonials, with no independent third party verification on the siteAI
- Only useful if you already pay for Claude Code; it adds nothing for developers on other assistantsAI
- Free tier details and the actual subscription price are not spelled out on the homepageAI
- Node.js is a prerequisite, so environments without it cannot run the installAI
- Savings vary widely by task type, with database work showing the largest gains and simple edits showing lessAI
How much does WOZCODE cost?
Pricing
The homepage advertises a free start for individuals and a separate pilot path for engineering teams, but no subscription prices, seat counts or plan tiers are listed on the page. Cost savings are expressed as percentages against plain Claude Code rather than as a fixed monthly fee.
Learn moreSupport
Support runs through the documentation site and an enterprise pilot booking flow; no help centre, community forum or direct contact channel is described on the homepage.
Learn moreIntegrations
Built for Claude Code and works alongside VS Code, Cursor, superset.sh and conductor.build, all listed on the homepage as compatible environments.
Features
Runs as an official Claude Code plugin and reports lower token usage, 30 to 40% faster completion on most tasks (up to 10x on database tasks) and an 80% TerminalBench 2.0 score against 69% for Claude Code alone. A public demo compares ten sequential prompts on cost, duration and judge quality, and the site tracks cumulative savings and engineering hours returned.
Learn moreFrequently asked questions about WOZCODE
How much does WOZCODE cost?
The homepage advertises a free start for individuals and a separate pilot path for engineering teams, but no subscription prices, seat counts or plan tiers are listed on the page. Cost savings are expressed as percentages against plain Claude Code rather than as a fixed monthly fee.Does WOZCODE offer a free trial?
A free start is offered for individuals with no signup required for the initial install, though the exact limits of that free usage are not defined on the homepage.How do you use WOZCODE?
The walkthrough on this page covers 6 steps: 1. Check the requirements and install the plugin 2. Start with a free account, no signup needed to try 3. Read the docs before your first real task 4. Run a task you know and compare the cost 5. Study the benchmark demo for realistic expectations 6. Book a pilot if you are evaluating for a team.What platforms does WOZCODE support?
WOZCODE is available on Web App, MacOS, Windows, Linux and Browser extension.What does WOZCODE integrate with?
Built for Claude Code and works alongside VS Code, Cursor, superset.sh and conductor.build, all listed on the homepage as compatible environments.What are the limitations of WOZCODE?
All performance numbers come from the vendor's own benchmarks and testimonials, with no independent third party verification on the site. Only useful if you already pay for Claude Code; it adds nothing for developers on other assistants. Free tier details and the actual subscription price are not spelled out on the homepage.
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Added11/3/2026
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