Julius Brussee

Strips jargon and filler from Claude's responses—trades polish for brevity without losing accuracy. Cuts token usage by ~75% for long conversations or API calls on a budget.

Converts a diff into a clean Conventional Commits message—snappy subject line, lean body only when needed, no filler. Follows the standard so CI/CD and changelogs stay sane.

Reads a PR diff and outputs tight, one-line comments: file location, the problem, the fix. No lengthy explanations or style lectures—just signal.

Strips prose from your CLAUDE.md, todos, or preferences file, keeping every code snippet, URL, and data point. Saves the compressed version and a backup, cutting input tokens by 40–60%.

Displays a quick-reference card for every caveman mode, skill, and keyboard shortcut. Handy when you forget the exact command or want to discover what's available.

Decides whether to spawn a locator, editor, or reviewer subagent for a code task—or handle it inline. Keeps work modular and prevents Claude from doing too much at once.

Reads the session log and displays real token counts—input, output, cache hits—with no estimation. Shows you exactly what you paid for and what you saved via caching.

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Takes jargon-heavy text and rewrites it in plain language using everyday examples and short sentences. Strips the academic tone without losing accuracy.

Takes dense or technical writing and rewrites it in short sentences, concrete examples, and everyday words — no dumbing down, just clarity.

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Extracts the real constraints from a rambling list of wishes and writes a one-pager that engineers can actually build from — with acceptance criteria and edge cases called out.

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