Qwen Code Plugin for Claude Code

Use Qwen Code review from inside Claude Code.

This plugin adds:

• /qwen:setup to check whether the local qwen CLI is available.
• /qwen:review to run Qwen Code's built-in /review skill against the current repository.
• /qwen:status, /qwen:result, and /qwen:cancel to manage long-running review jobs.

Requirements

• Claude Code with plugin support.
• Node.js 18.18 or later.
• Qwen Code installed and available on PATH.

Install Qwen Code if needed:

npm install -g @qwen-code/qwen-code

Install

Add this repository as a Claude Code plugin marketplace:

/plugin marketplace add doudouOUC/qwen-code-plugin-cc

Install the plugin:

/plugin install qwen@qwen-code

Reload plugins:

/reload-plugins

Check setup:

/qwen:setup

Usage

Review local changes:

/qwen:review

/qwen:review starts in a Claude Code background task by default. Claude Code will report when the background command finishes and surface the final Qwen Code review output.

Wait for a small review in the foreground:

/qwen:review --wait

Run with a specific Qwen Code model:

/qwen:review --model qwen3-coder-plus
/qwen:review -m qwen3-coder-plus 123 --comment

Recommended model style for larger reviews:

/qwen:review --model qwen3.7-max
/qwen:review --model <deepseek-model-name>

Review a pull request:

/qwen:review 123

Review a specific file:

/qwen:review src/auth.ts

Post Qwen Code inline comments on a PR:

/qwen:review 123 --comment

Check a long-running review while it is still running:

/qwen:status
/qwen:status qwen-review-1234abcd

Read a finished review again:

/qwen:result qwen-review-1234abcd

Cancel a running review:

/qwen:cancel qwen-review-1234abcd

Notes

/qwen:review is review-only from Claude Code's side. It forwards your review target arguments to Qwen Code's /review skill and appends a run-scoped review-only system prompt. In the default background mode Claude Code owns the background command, so it can report completion and surface the final Qwen Code output automatically. Use /qwen:status to inspect an active run, /qwen:cancel to stop it, and /qwen:result <job-id> if you want to read a stored result again. With --wait, it prints Qwen Code output unchanged in the current turn.

--wait, --background, --model <model>, --model=<model>, and -m <model> are handled by this plugin. Other arguments are passed to Qwen Code's /review prompt unchanged.

How Qwen Code review runs

This plugin does not implement its own reviewer. It starts the local Qwen Code CLI and asks it to run its built-in /review skill. Qwen Code decides the review target from the forwarded arguments:

• no extra arguments: local uncommitted changes
• PR number or PR URL: that pull request's diff and PR context
• file path: that file's diff, or the current file content when there is no diff

Qwen Code review is usually more expensive than a single prompt over git diff. It can collect PR context, load project review rules, run deterministic checks, inspect changed files, and synthesize verified findings. For large PRs this can send repeated overlapping repository and review context to the model.

For that reason, prefer strong models with good prompt-cache behavior for larger reviews. In environments where they are available, qwen3.7-max and DeepSeek family models are good candidates because high cache hit rates can reduce repeat review latency and cost. The plugin only forwards the model name to Qwen Code; it does not validate model availability, so use the exact model identifier configured in your Qwen Code environment.

The companion runs Qwen Code with --approval-mode yolo so headless review can execute the analysis commands required by /review. Sandboxing is enabled by default. If your environment cannot run Qwen Code sandboxing, explicitly disable it with:

export QWEN_PLUGIN_NO_SANDBOX=1

Background job state is stored outside the project under:

~/.qwen-code-plugin-cc/workspaces/

Development

Run tests:

npm test

License

Apache-2.0