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If you are using clawed code, let me drop the sauce on three repos that you needed downloaded like yesterday.
The first one is Caveman. Caveman is a plugin that can help you reduce your token usage by 75%. Caveman will save you tokens by taking these bloated responses you get from Claude and simplifying them just like this. The way they describe it is to pick your level of grunt, white, full, or ultra. You're going to get the same technical accuracy, but with the opportunity to now save your tokens. You're going to increase the speed of your outputs and the vibes are going up.
The second one on our list is code burn. Code burn works really well with caveman because it'll actually show you where your coding tokens are going. Whether it's old skills, MCPs, or maybe a bloated Claude MD file. But the most important reason I'm showing you this one is because across the internet far and wide, everybody complains about their limits being hit. I use Quad every single day to build websites, applications, manage my day-to-day operations, my entire Google ecosystem, and I have yet to hit my weekly limit and rarely ever hit my session limit. So, if you want to figure out where all of your tokens are going, this is a go-to.
And third, this one's my favorite, Design Extract. And the most interesting part of this plug-in is that Design Extract will pull all the details from the website that you want to mimic and build. But unlike every other tool out there, it's also going to pull in the motion language. Meaning, you find a website that has this awesome graphic, and as you slide, the animations are changing. This is going to allow you to figure out what components they're using, and how to recreate it from your side. It'll figure out their brand voice, the responsive behavior, interaction states like hover, focus, or active, and give you a full-blown report that you can use to build your own.
If you want to try these repos out for yourself, follow your boy for more and comment AI agent so I can send you some resources.