A Claude Code plugin that supercharges performance, cost, and speed. Cuts your Claude bill by 50%.

Joined January 2025
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Apr 17
Claude likes wasting your tokens. You don't have to let it. Install WOZCODE for free. A plugin for Claude Code that makes it: → 25–55% cheaper → 30–40% faster → 20% better on benchmarks Installs in 2 commands. Works in your existing workflow.
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Can't make the case for WOZCODE any better than this. Companies need to be able to control costs while also leveraging frontier models
Our Anthropic bill is about to jump from $400K → $1.4M/yr. Not because usage exploded, but because we're about to cross 150 seats. Past 150 seats you're forced into Enterprise tier. Seats stop including any usage, every token bills at standard API rates. At our current run rate that's 3.5x overnight. Unfiltered thoughts on AI spend: 1. We should spend tokens to grow as aggressively as possible. But most people (me included) aren't conscious of what they're spending. 2. Visibility comes first. People see their personal number and they're shocked. I accidentally spent $4,000 in 3 days in Claude Code. 3. For engineering the spend is clearly worth it. Pay for the best model, it saves more than it costs. 4. For a lot of other roles it's questionable. Apps nobody uses, skills someone already built. No ROI. 5. Spend limits are coming. We already require approval for more tokens on our support team. The era of token-maxxing is coming to an end.
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Replying to @_catwu
We've built replacements for Claude Code's core tools (Read/Write) that are significantly more efficient, would love to be able to give our customers a deeper and more seamless integration
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May 22
WOZCODE reads files differently. Instead of dumping entire file contents into context, AST truncation replaces function bodies with stubs. Types, exports, and signatures stay intact. Same useful information. 40 to 60% fewer tokens. And because every token gets re-ingested on every subsequent call, a leaner read compounds across the entire session. Built in. No configuration.
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Replying to @yacineMTB
We built a recall tool that does essentially fuzzy finder on all previous Claude sessions and it’s been a total gamechanger /woz-recall how did we fix that caching bug last week?
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May 20
Most developers using Claude Code have no idea what each session actually costs them. WOZCODE has a built-in benchmark that runs your real tasks twice once with WOZCODE, once without and prints the exact difference in cost, tokens, and turns. Your data. Your codebase. Five minutes.
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May 19
Running a long Claude Code session without managing context is like coding without saving. At some point it all breaks. Here's the playbook. 🧵
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May 19
That's the problem WOZCODE solves. When your session already costs 54% less, you stop hesitating before /compact. You run it every time because you can afford to.
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The entire vibe coding wave got one thing backwards Everyone optimized for speed Prompt in, app out, as fast as possible But the bottleneck isn't just speed It's context Give coding agents better context and everything improves. Lower cost Faster execution Better output @WithWoz1 is built for that shift. A Claude Code plugin that makes coding agents faster, cheaper, and higher performing Up to 55% cheaper Up to 40% faster Higher benchmark scores than Claude Code alone And the timing matters: The age of tokenmaxxing is fading. The age of more measurable ROI is emerging. 🎙️ Ben Collins (@BenjaminT007), CEO & Co-Founder, Woz (@WithWoz1) on @fondocom @thestartpod Huge thanks to @EragonAI for making this episode possible!
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May 18
Burning your Claude Code session limit before lunch? It's not your plan. It's the roundtrips. Every read, grep, and edit is a separate API call. One refactor hits 161 turns. WOZCODE does the same task in 52. Same output. A third of the budget.
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May 15
if you don't use WOZCODE that is
"AI can cost more than human workers now," per Axios
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