Waza provides installed AI agent skills for Claude-based workflows to enforce engineering habits. It ships eight skills and a one-command install, with releases updating skill boundaries and safety checks.
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What it is
Waza is a collection of engineered habits converted into skills for Claude-based agents. It includes eight discrete skills, each with a defined playbook and trigger, designed to guide tasks like planning, UI reasoning, checking diffs, debugging, writing, learning, reading, and health checks.
How it works
Skills are installed and then invoked via Claude Code or Codex. Each skill is a folder with reference docs, helper scripts, and gotchas from real failures. Skills are chained, with transitions initiated by the user. The project context feature allows /check to read public repository context to tailor reviews.
Getting started
Install all eight skills with:
npx skills add tw93/Waza -a claude-code codex cursor antigravity-cli -g -y
Update later with:
npx skills update -g -y
Native plugin instructions are provided for Claude Code and Codex, plus a Claude Desktop ZIP download and Pi installation commands:
# Claude Code: install, then `claude plugin update waza`
/plugin marketplace add tw93/Waza
/plugin install waza@waza
# Codex: install, then `codex plugin marketplace upgrade waza`
codex plugin marketplace add tw93/Waza
codex plugin add waza@waza
Pi: pi install npm:@tw93/waza (update with pi update npm:@tw93/waza).
## Recent releases
Latest releases in order:
- v3.33.0 V3.33.0 Frontier 🔭 (2026-08-01): Updated for stronger models, with less ceremony and sharper evidence.
- v3.32.0 V3.32.0 Discipline 🥋 (2026-07-19): Sharper skills and release checks that fail honestly.
- v3.31.2 V3.31.2 Safeguard 🛡️ (2026-07-10): Safer instruction boundaries without literal attack prompts.
- v3.31.1 V3.31.1 Calibrate 🧭 (2026-07-05): Sharper skill boundaries and release-proof handoffs.
- v3.31.0 V3.31.0 Anchor ⚓ (2026-07-04): Fewer setup surprises, clearer release checks.
## Traction
Stars: 6760. Forks: 400. Open issues: 0. Language: Python. License: MIT. Created: 2026-03-12. Last push: 2026-08-02.
## Behind the repo
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## Caveats
License: MIT. No open issues reported in the provided data. Provides installation commands, plugin details, and uninstall steps for Claude Desktop, Codex, and Pi integration.