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Authenticate with the Woz service. Use when the user needs to log in or when authentication is required.
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WOZCODE utilities. Subcommands — login, logout, status, settings, update, share, review (deep multi-persona code review), benchmark (WOZCODE vs vanilla comparison). Invoke as `/woz <subcommand>`, e.g. `/woz login` or `/woz review`.
Deprecated alias — use `/woz benchmark`.
Deprecated alias — use `/woz-feedback` (bug reports).
Send feedback or a bug report to the WOZCODE team. Bug reports are tagged for triage and auto-attach session context (session id, anonymous id, OS, arch, Node version).
Deprecated alias — use `/woz-kb <op>` (e.g. `/woz-kb status`).
Deprecated alias — use `/woz login`.
| name | woz-login |
| description | Authenticate with the Woz service. Use when the user needs to log in or when authentication is required. |
| allowed-tools | Bash(node *), Bash(npx *) |
If the user passed --token <token> as arguments, skip directly to the Token Login section below.
First try the installed WOZCODE login command. This opens a browser for the user to log in:
node "${CODEX_HOME:-$HOME/.codex}/plugins/wozcode/scripts/wozcode-cli-codex.js" login
If the command exits with code 0, login succeeded — confirm to the user.
If Codex blocks the browser launch or the command fails before the browser opens, ask the user to run this command in their regular terminal outside Codex:
npx @wozcode/codex login
Tell the user to return after the command prints that authentication succeeded.
Use this when:
--token <token> as arguments to this skillOnce you have the token (from args or from the user), run:
node "${CODEX_HOME:-$HOME/.codex}/plugins/wozcode/scripts/wozcode-cli-codex.js" login --token '<token>'
If Codex blocks the installed command from running, ask the user to run this in their regular terminal outside Codex:
npx @wozcode/codex login --token '<token>'
Replace <token> with the actual token. The npm command still requires WOZCODE for Codex to be installed first.
Confirm success or relay any error to the user.