If you use Claude Code regularly, you've probably heard of caveman — the skill that makes Claude talk like a caveman to cut token usage by 65%. It's brilliant in its simplicity and has earned 49k+ stars for good reason.

But here's a question I started asking myself: what happens after caveman helps Claude think faster and cheaper? Who's actually reviewing the quality of what gets written?

That's the gap I built two new Claude skills to fill. Let me show you how all three tools work together as a complete AI-assisted development stack.

Quick Recap: What caveman Does

caveman is a Claude Code skill that compresses Claude's internal monologue. Instead of verbose reasoning, Claude thinks in primitive shorthand — and uses 65% fewer tokens doing it.

It's a token optimizer. It makes Claude faster and cheaper without changing the quality of what it produces.

What it doesn't do: caveman doesn't review whether your code has architectural debt, logic errors, or violates established software engineering principles.…