wtf is caveman-plugin?

caveman-plugin is a small add-on for an AI coding assistant called Oh My Pi, sometimes shortened to omp. Its purpose is to shrink the amount of text an AI agent writes in its responses, which in turn saves on the token usage that AI providers charge for, while still trying to keep the technical content accurate. It is a ported version of an existing project called caveman, adapted to work as an omp plugin. The plugin offers several intensity levels you can switch between. At one end is a professional, no fluff style called lite, and at the other extreme is a heavily compressed style called ultra. There are also unusual modes that compress responses into semi-classical or full classical Chinese, called wenyan-lite, wenyan, and wenyan-ultra, plus an experimental mode called micro aimed at minimizing the prompt itself. The default level, if you turn the plugin on without picking one, is called full, described as the classic caveman style. You install it with a simple command through the omp plugin system, then toggle it on, off, or to a specific level directly from the omp prompt using a slash command, or set it to persist through the settings menu under the Agent section. The README notes a dependency on the host application: the plugin reads two settings values from omp's global settings system, and if the version of omp you are running does not include those settings entries, the plugin quietly falls back to its default behavior and the dedicated settings screen for it will not show up. For anyone wanting to modify the plugin itself, the README lists three commands: installing dependencies, building the project, and linking the local build into omp for testing. The README does not state a license.