WOZCODE

Installed as an official Claude Code plugin with a couple of CLI commands, WOZCODE sits alongside an existing setup rather than replacing it — your current Claude subscription or API key keeps working, and no account is needed to start. The pitch is measurable: a 80% TerminalBench 2.0 score against Claude Code’s 69%, roughly 30–40% faster on most tasks and up to 10× on database work, and lower token usage per job. The site publishes head-to-head benchmark runs (an art portfolio build, 10 analytical queries against the 11.5M-row AACT clinical trials database, and 15 edit prompts on an Express/TypeScript/Postgres repo) with per-prompt stats.

Before installing anything you can pipe a one-line script into node; it reads your local Claude Code history and reports what the last 30 days and your lifetime usage would have saved. The plugin runs locally with no server-side component, and the company states it does not proxy or store code, prompts or responses.

The free tier covers every tool, agent and command and caps savings at $100/month ($200 with a corporate email); Pro is $20/week for uncapped savings and priority support, with an Enterprise tier adding SSO, team management and volume pricing. There’s also an optional sign-in that unlocks a savings dashboard and a public leaderboard.