Codemaster

claude-kit

Three add-ons that make Claude Code work better. Built by Alex.

Two of them install in about two minutes by pasting two lines into Claude Code. The third (dream-machine) is a bit more technical and optional — details at the bottom.

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What you get

Tool	What it does	How you trigger it
caveman	Makes Claude answer in short, no-fluff bursts. Same information, way fewer words — and ~75% cheaper on tokens. Great when you just want the answer.	Type /codemaster:caveman
grill-me	Before you build something, Claude interviews you one question at a time until the plan is airtight. Catches the holes before you waste time.	Type /codemaster:grill-me
dream-machine	A background "health check" that keeps your Claude setup from quietly going dumb over time. (Optional, more technical — see bottom.)	Runs on its own

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Install the two skills (caveman + grill-me)

Open Claude Code and paste these two lines, one at a time:

/plugin marketplace add alexlacroix613-creator/claude-kit

/plugin install codemaster@claude-kit

That's it. You now have /codemaster:caveman and /codemaster:grill-me.

Using them

• Want short answers? Type /codemaster:caveman. Claude stays terse until you say "stop caveman" or "normal mode."
• About to plan a project? Type /codemaster:grill-me, then describe what you want to build. Claude will ask you sharp questions one at a time.

Updating later

When Alex ships an improvement, just run:

/plugin marketplace update claude-kit

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dream-machine (optional, more technical)

This one is a separate tool with its own home. It's a small program that runs quietly and tells you when your Claude setup has drifted (memory file too big, broken file references, dead scheduled jobs). It only reports — it never changes your files.

It needs a terminal and Python 3.11+. If that's not your world, skip it — caveman and grill-me above are the main event.

If you want it:

git clone https://github.com/alexlacroix613-creator/dream-machine.git
cd dream-machine
./install.sh
dream run

Full instructions live in that project's own README.

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Questions?

Ask Alex. Or just type /codemaster:grill-me and let Claude figure out what you actually want. 🙂