caveman
About
caveman, developed by JuliusBrussee, is an agent skill/plugin designed to drastically reduce LLM output tokens by adopting a 'caveman-speak' style, while maintaining full technical accuracy. It cuts approximately 75% of output tokens and increases response speed by about 3x. It also features an input compression tool reducing input tokens by around 46%. The product supports various intensity levels (Lite, Full, Ultra, Wenyan mode) and provides specialized commands for terse commit messages and one-line code reviews.
Features
- High token compression (up to 75% output, ~46% input)
- Maintains 100% technical accuracy
- Significant response speed increase (~3x)
- Multi-language & multi-intensity output modes (incl. Wenyan mode)
- Integrated code commit and review tools
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