Feature
Plugins and reversible settings
Settings edits you can undo, and plugins installed only from your allowlist.
A settings effect is a declarative, reversible edit to a provider settings file: it registers a hook command or merges a patch under a Workloom namespace. Uninstalling the package reverses it, so nothing is left behind in your settings.
A plugin ref names a provider plugin. The provider’s own installer installs it (by default the `claude` binary, or WORKLOOM_PLUGIN_INSTALL_CMD), and only when its id is on your approved-plugins allowlist; `wl install --approve-plugin` adds it. Otherwise the trust gate reports trust.plugin_unapproved.
More features
All features →- 01
Home workspace package manager
Install, list, upgrade and remove AI config packages in your home directory.
- 02
Secrets that stay on your machine
{{secret:NAME}} references resolve locally at apply time, never in the registry.
- 03
Provider-aware rendering
One package renders into each provider’s native files, the same way every time.