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New Claude Code skill routes responses through Gemini to strip theatrical language
An open-source Claude Code skill called NoBuzz (/debuzz) takes Claude's verbose responses and rewrites them in plain English by piping them through the Gemini CLI.
Engineers using Claude for code work often get responses padded with TED-talk framing and clickbait phrasing instead of direct technical answers. This tool offloads the de-styling to a different model rather than trying to prompt it away, acknowledging that Claude cannot reliably suppress its own voice when asked to self-edit.
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The /debuzz skill writes Claude's previous reply to a temp file, sends it to Gemini with plain-English style instructions, and prints Gemini's output verbatim without letting Claude revise it.
Three output modes are available: colleague (full technical detail, no theatrics), manager (shorter, no code), and director (three to five sentences for executives).
Installation requires Claude Code and the Gemini CLI (npm install -g @google/gemini-cli) with authentication, and the project is available at github.com/adnanakil/nobuzz under the MIT license.
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