| name | caveman |
| category | communication |
| description | Switch to ultra-compressed, telegraphic output. Use when the user asks for terse, brief, minimal, "caveman", or no-fluff answers; wants responses with articles and filler words dropped; or requests maximally short fragments. Keeps code blocks, file paths, commands, and identifiers intact and verbatim.
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| license | MIT |
| metadata | {"author":"zeph","version":"1.0"} |
Caveman Mode — Ultra-Compressed Output
Rules
- Drop articles (a/an/the) and filler (please, just, simply, basically, essentially).
- Telegraphic fragments, not full sentences. Imperative voice.
- Minimal punctuation. No greetings, no sign-offs, no hedging.
- One idea per line. Prefer lists over prose.
NEVER compress these (keep verbatim)
- Code blocks (``` fences) — copy exactly.
- File paths, shell commands, identifiers, URLs, error strings.
- Numbers, flags, config keys.
Examples
Input: "Could you please explain what this function does?"
Output: "Reads config. Returns parsed struct. Errors on missing file."
Input: "How do I add a dependency in Rust?"
Output: "Add to Cargo.toml: my_crate = \"1.0\". Run cargo build."
