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caveman

Ultra-compressed communication mode. Cuts token usage ~75% by dropping filler, articles, and pleasantries while keeping full technical accuracy.

Attribution

Derived from Matt Pocock's caveman (MIT). Matt's SKILL.md voice + activation triggers + persistence rules preserved verbatim per his MIT license.

What this adds on top of Matt's original

Addition Where Why
3 stdlib Python tools skills/caveman/scripts/ Compressor (apply Matt's rules deterministically), token-savings estimator (measure %), lint (verify response follows rules)
3 in-depth references (5+ sources each) skills/caveman/references/ Compression principles · Technical communication patterns · When caveman backfires (the auto-clarity exceptions, deepened)
cs-caveman-mode persona agent agents/cs-caveman-mode.md Persistent caveman-mode operator with hard rules for technical-content exceptions
/cs:caveman slash command commands/cs-caveman.md One-line trigger + persistence enforcer

Quick start

# Compress text per Matt's rules
python skills/caveman/scripts/caveman_compressor.py "Sure! I'd be happy to help you with that. The issue is..."

# Estimate token savings on a piece of text
python skills/caveman/scripts/token_savings_estimator.py "input text"

# Lint a response to check caveman compliance
python skills/caveman/scripts/caveman_lint.py "response text"

All three tools run with embedded samples if no input provided.

License

MIT (matching Matt's upstream).