caveman
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- License รขโฌโ License: MIT
- Description รขโฌโ Repository has a description
- Active repo รขโฌโ Last push 0 days ago
- Low visibility รขโฌโ Only 7 GitHub stars
Code Pass
- Code scan รขโฌโ Scanned 2 files during light audit, no dangerous patterns found
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- Permissions รขโฌโ No dangerous permissions requested
This is a Claude Code skill that modifies the AI's output style to use extremely concise, "caveman" language. It is designed to reduce LLM token usage and costs by up to 75% while retaining full technical accuracy and normal code generation.
Security Assessment
Overall Risk: Low
The codebase is lightweight, consisting of only 2 files. The automated code scan passed with no dangerous patterns detected, and the tool does not request any dangerous system permissions. It does not appear to access sensitive data, execute arbitrary shell commands, or make external network requests. There are no hardcoded secrets to worry about. The tool functions purely as a prompt-engineering wrapper to change Claude's conversational style.
Quality Assessment
The project is very new and currently has low community visibility with only 7 GitHub stars, meaning it has not been broadly battle-tested. However, it is under active development (last pushed 0 days ago) and does come with a standard MIT license, which is permissive and safe for commercial and private use. Given its extremely simple and highly specific scope, the lack of a massive community is not a significant drawback, as there is very little surface area for complex bugs.
Verdict
Safe to use: It is a highly minimal, read-only prompt modification tool that requires practically zero trust to install and use securely.
๐ชจ why use many token when few token do trick โ Claude Code skill that cuts 75% of tokens by talking like caveman
caveman
why use many token when few token do trick
Install โข Before/After โข Why
A Claude Code skill that makes Claude talk like a caveman โ cutting ~75% of tokens while keeping full technical accuracy.
Based on the viral observation that caveman-speak dramatically reduces LLM token usage without losing technical substance. So we made it a one-line install.
Before / After
๐ฃ๏ธ Normal Claude (69 tokens)
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๐ชจ Caveman Claude (19 tokens)
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๐ฃ๏ธ Normal Claude
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๐ชจ Caveman Claude
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Same fix. 75% less word. Brain still big.
Install
npx skills add JuliusBrussee/caveman
Or with Claude Code plugin system:
claude plugin marketplace add JuliusBrussee/caveman
claude plugin install caveman@caveman
One rock. That it.
Usage
Trigger with:
/caveman- "talk like caveman"
- "caveman mode"
- "less tokens please"
Stop with: "stop caveman" or "normal mode"
What Caveman Do
| Thing | Caveman Do? |
|---|---|
| English explanation | ๐ชจ Caveman smash filler words |
| Code blocks | โ๏ธ Write normal (caveman not stupid) |
| Technical terms | ๐ง Keep exact (polymorphism stay polymorphism) |
| Error messages | ๐ Quote exact |
| Git commits & PRs | โ๏ธ Write normal |
| Articles (a, an, the) | ๐ Gone |
| Pleasantries | ๐ "Sure I'd be happy to" is dead |
| Hedging | ๐ "It might be worth considering" extinct |
Why
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โ TOKENS SAVED โโโโโโโโ 75% โ
โ TECHNICAL ACCURACY โโโโโโโโ 100%โ
โ SPEED INCREASE โโโโโโโโ ~3x โ
โ VIBES โโโโโโโโ OOG โ
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- Save money โ 75% less token = 75% less cost on output
- Faster response โ less token to generate = speed go brrr
- Same accuracy โ all technical info kept, only fluff removed
- Fun โ every code review become comedy
How It Work
Caveman not dumb. Caveman efficient.
Normal LLM waste token on:
- "I'd be happy to help you with that" (8 wasted tokens)
- "The reason this is happening is because" (7 wasted tokens)
- "I would recommend that you consider" (7 wasted tokens)
- "Sure, let me take a look at that for you" (10 wasted tokens)
Caveman say what need saying. Then stop.
Star This Repo
If caveman save you mass token, mass money โ leave mass star. โญ
License
MIT โ free like mass mammoth on open plain.
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