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The wat skills plugin lets an AI coding agent (Claude Code, Cursor, and other Open-Plugin hosts) book WAT rooms conversationally. The skills are thin wrappers over the wat CLI, so they inherit its auth and environment targeting and hold no secrets of their own.

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Install

In Claude Code you can use the native form instead:

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Prerequisite: log in with the CLI first

The skills shell out to the wat CLI, so install the CLI and log in once before using them:
wat login mints and stores an API key locally. The plugin inherits that stored key, so every skill reuses your login. See the CLI page for the install steps.

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The four skills

Each skill calls the CLI with --json and parses the result, so successes and errors are handled deterministically. The full list of failure codes a skill can surface is on the Error codes page. Booking and cancelling cause real changes, so a well-behaved agent confirms ambiguous requests before acting.

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Environment targeting

Like the CLI, the skills default to production. They pass --env dev only when you explicitly ask for the staging or development environment, so a casual “book Room A” never touches development data.

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Time zones

Bare times you mention are read as Europe/Brussels wall-clock, matching the web app. Mention another zone (or an explicit offset) and the agent passes it through to the CLI.