morph

morph-claude-code-plugin

A Claude Code marketplace that houses Morph integration plugins. There is currently only one plugin:

• Compaction — 25,000+ tok/s context compression in sub-2s, +0.6% on SWE-Bench Pro

[!IMPORTANT] This plugin enables morph's Flash Compact, but does NOT provide warpgrep OR fast apply. Those are available through the mcp. We strongly reccomend having BOTH the MCP and Plugin installed.

Compaction

The morph-compact plugin hooks parts of the compaction lifecycle in order to inject Morph Compact into its context.

How it works

1. Pre compact hook -> Use flash compact to compact context at 33,000 tps
2. Post Compact hook -> inject this context into your claude code's context (status)
3. Start session hook -> This fires on session state, resume or compact. Claude will read our compacted context out of its start session context

[!IMPORTANT] Currently there is no way to make the default calude code compaction NOT run. So we prompt inject, asking claude's own summarization model to not waste time summarizing, instead only output a few words. Your claude will use morph's provided context instead. Prompt injection is not a fool proof method, we're working on making this more reliable and consisten. We are open to PRs for this. More detailes below

The former uses the PreCompact hook and the latter uses the SessionStart hook.

Installation

Run the install skill to set up your API key and compact instructions:

/morph-compact:install

This will:

1. Prompt for your Morph API key and store it in ~/.claude/morph/.env
2. Add compact instructions to your global ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md

To remove:

/morph-compact:uninstall

The API key can also be provided via the MORPH_API_KEY environment variable, which takes precedence over the file.

Limitations

Due to limitations with Claude Code's hooks, we are unable to alter the output of a compaction.

To work around this, the install skill adds compact instructions to ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md that tell Claude to skip its own summarization when Morph is handling it. This reduces time spent compacting.

For manual compaction, simply run:

/compact morph

Claude will see the morph instruction and output only the sentinel text, letting Morph's summary take over.

If the compact instructions are not followed (more likely on very large sessions), the plugin will detect this and prompt you to run /compact morph again. The second compaction operates on a much smaller context and is far more likely to succeed. The Morph summary is cached, so no additional API call is made on retry.

[!WARNING] Even with these instructions, there's no guarantee that compaction will respect them. We are currently working on a more reliable way to fully disable claude's own compaction.