Install

Install TokenWarden in opencode.

Run one install command, restart opencode, and TokenWarden starts reducing unnecessary AI input tokens.

Install

Choose where to install it.

Use the global command for every project or the local command for one project. macOS and Linux are supported. Windows is in beta.

# Global install for your opencode config:

opencode plugin @tokenwarden/opencode -g -f

# Local install for the current project:

opencode plugin @tokenwarden/opencode -f

Run

Start opencode normally.

Restart opencode after installation so TokenWarden can load.

opencode .

# Then use the command palette:

TokenWarden: Status

TokenWarden: Report

Press Ctrl + P in opencode

Useful commands.

`TokenWarden: Report`

Shows the input tokens removed and your estimated savings.

`TokenWarden: Status`

Checks whether TokenWarden is running.

`TokenWarden: Account`

Opens your account page.

`TokenWarden: Connect`

Connects this machine to your account.

`TokenWarden: Disconnect`

Disconnects this machine from your account.

Shorter sessions

Less text goes to the AI.

TokenWarden shortens large file reads, noisy command output, old session history, and long answers.

It keeps paths, commands, errors, failed tests, decisions, blockers, and next steps when they matter.

Planning stays detailed when the task needs a plan.

For larger files, it reads the relevant structure and code instead of sending the whole file by default.

How it works

See what TokenWarden changes.

The how-it-works page explains what gets shortened and which coding details stay.

How it works

Benchmark

See the test results.

Compare average input-token use with no plugin and with other optimization plugins.

View results

Savings

Review your savings.

See the tokens removed, estimated cost saved, model price used, and available plans.

Savings report

Contact

Need help?

Email paul@contact.tokenwarden.ai for setup or product questions.

You can also find support from the Contact page in the site menu.

CLI

Use terminal commands.

tokenwarden report

tokenwarden report --session SESSION_ID --no-color

tokenwarden status

tokenwarden account

tokenwarden connect --email you@example.com

tokenwarden disconnect

Use these commands to view savings, check status, open your account, and connect or disconnect a machine.

Storage

Your work stays local.

Your development data stays on your machine by default.

Workflow

Check TokenWarden without asking the AI.

Open status, reports, and account controls directly from the command palette.

Command palette > TokenWarden: Connect

Browser opened. Waiting for authorization...

Command palette > TokenWarden: Status

TokenWarden active. Local context policy loaded.

Command palette > TokenWarden: Account

Account page opened.

Command palette > TokenWarden: Disconnect

Local connection state cleared.

Site menu

Find any page.

Use the menu for installation, pricing, results, savings, account, support, privacy, and terms.