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Pauzza is an opt-in add-on that turns the wait in your AI coding tool into offers and promo codes. It never reads your code, prompts or conversations.

how it works

test version · every code is made up

The Pauzza panel before connecting. It reads: Connect to Pauzza's server to get made-up test codes. Pauzza never reads your code, prompts or conversations. Below is one Connect button, and a sample offer marked: Samples, not real offers.
// the panel you get when you type /pauzza. one button, your choice.
The Pauzza panel once connected, headed: Test codes, not real offers. Two made-up offers, Sample Kitchen and Example Coffee, each with a Get code button. A line at the bottom reads: A code is fetched only when you press Get code.
// connected. Sample Kitchen and Example Coffee are made up.

// install

One line. Copy, paste, done.

Nothing starts by itself: Pauzza stays silent until you type /pauzza and accept the Terms.

claude plugin install pauzza --marketplace pauzza-app/pauzza-marketplace
  1. Paste it into your terminal and press Enter.
  2. Open your AI coding tool and type /pauzza. If it was already open, type /reload-plugins first.

Other ways

Without the terminal

Type this in the chat box of an open session. The tool asks you to confirm the new source, then installs.

/plugin install pauzza --marketplace pauzza-app/pauzza-marketplace

On an older version

The one-line install needs version 2.1.292 or later; Pauzza itself needs 2.1.287 or later. Check with claude --version. On an older version, run these two lines in a terminal instead.

claude plugin marketplace add pauzza-app/pauzza-marketplace
claude plugin install pauzza@pauzza

Remove it

Open /pauzza, press ⚙ and delete the saved data. Then run these two lines and restart the app.

claude plugin uninstall pauzza@pauzza
claude plugin marketplace remove pauzza

The only official copy is github.com/pauzza-app/pauzza-addon, installed through pauzza-app/pauzza-marketplace. Pauzza never asks for your card details or passwords.

// how it works

Three steps. One of them is waiting.

Pauzza sits beside your work, not in it.

  1. 01

    You wait

    Your AI tool is working and you have a minute. Pauzza does not interrupt: its panel opens only when you type /pauzza.

  2. 02

    An offer appears

    When something is ready, the line under the chat box says so, quietly.

  3. 03

    Press to get a code

    Open /pauzza, press Get code, then Copy. Or ignore it. Both are fine.

// a made-up session, replayed. Sample Kitchen is not a real shop, and TEST-0001 works nowhere.

// privacy

What Pauzza will never do.

Six promises, in plain words. Each one is written down in the add-on's own README and Privacy Policy, and you can check them against the code.

  • It never reads your work

    Not your code, not your prompts, not your conversations, not your files. It reads usage numbers and whether the tool is busy, and those stay on your computer.

  • Nothing is sent before Connect

    Installing sends nothing. Accepting the Terms sends nothing. The add-on contacts Pauzza's server only after you press the separate Connect button.

  • Offers never reach the AI

    Offers are shown to you, beside the tool. Pauzza never puts them into anything the AI reads.

  • Opt-in, twice

    Nothing runs until you accept. If you press Not now, it stays silent. Connecting is a second choice, and closing the panel declines it.

  • No name, no profile

    After Connect the server keeps a random number for your install and the test codes you claim. No name, phone or payment details. We build no profile of you and sell nothing.

  • One switch to leave

    Under ⚙ there is one switch. It stops Pauzza, disconnects it, and asks the server to delete your install record. Free, at any time.

Like any internet request, a connected add-on shows the server your IP address; our hosting keeps it in technical logs for at most 7 days. The add-on's code is open under the MIT licence, so these are promises you can check by reading it. The full text is in the Privacy Policy.

// this is a test

Every code here is made up.

Every offer, brand, code and prize in this test is invented. Test codes work at no shop, have no value, and give no right to any goods or discount.

The test is free, for people 18 or older, and ends on 18 November 2026. Real offers are not part of it.