Know what breaks before you build.
Wellworn is the judgment layer for coding agents. Before your agent adds a dependency or lays out a screen, it asks which one, what breaks at that version, and who verified it.
The agent asks before it chooses
One tool call, recommend, compare, alternatives, traps, design, or docs, at the moment a dependency or a screen is about to be added. The Claude Code plugin runs it from a hook on package install commands and on edits to a dependency manifest.
It gets a verdict, not a page
A pick, one alternative and the condition under which it wins, what to avoid, the traps at that version, and the skill to do it right. One block, capped at 3,200 characters, with the traps trimmed first when it does not fit.
Every line carries its date
Who verified it, against which version, and when it expires. A nightly job re-reads the registries; when a major version moves, the verdict is served with a RECHECK flag instead of going quietly stale.
Your traps feed the next agent
Hit a breakage, fix it, and submit_trap sends the symptom and the fix to a reviewer. Approved traps are served with your name on the provenance line.
Four corpora behind the same tool call.
The categories people ask about most.
- mcp26317
- Miscellaneous82
- Content Management Systems (CMS)48
- Software Development - Project Management45
- Communication - Custom Communication Systems44
- Money, Budgeting & Management42
- Automation40
- Communication - Social Networks and Forums40
- Monitoring & Status Pages39
- File Transfer - Single-click & Drag-n-drop Upload33
- Analytics31
- Media Management30
Free to use every month. Paid when it is doing real work.
Caps are per organization, not per key. Answers are small, so the free tier costs little to run and stays free.
Add it to your agent in one line.
No account, no key. Sixty calls a day to see whether it changes what your agent picks.
claude mcp add --transport http wellworn https://mcp.wellworn.dev/mcp