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Nick Perry shows how Claude wastes your token quota with unnecessary intro text. He proposes "caveman mode," a GitHub file you add to your instructions that cuts the fluff and effectively doubles your daily usage.
Nick Perry shows how Claude wastes your token quota with unnecessary intro text. He proposes "caveman mode," a GitHub file you add to your instructions that cuts the fluff and effectively doubles your daily usage.
You know how Claude shows you this message after like 3 minor tasks? Yeah, well, you can avoid that by turning on this mode that AI experts have been hiding from you. Will double the usage that you can get. So listen up. Every time Claude responds, it wastes half its brain on intros and explanations you didn't ask for. What you should do is put Claude into caveman mode so that it spends less power thinking about the task and more power on the task. To activate this, just go to GitHub and search Claude caveman mode and put that file into your project instructions. And just like that, you doubled your daily usage.
