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eridian

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Rocky-speak for Claude Code — terse Eridian token compression, stats, and a statusline buddy.

Summary

Eridian transforms Claude Code into a terse, token-efficient companion inspired by Eridian communication.

  • It compresses verbose outputs, provides real-time stats on token usage and performance, and offers a minimal statusline buddy for developers who prefer brevity without losing context.

Install & Usage

1
Create the skills directory
mkdir -p .claude/skills
2
Download the skill file

Add the configuration to .claude/skills/eridian.md

3
Invoke in Claude Code
/eridian

Use Cases

Quickly summarize a long error log into a few Eridian-style tokens for faster debugging.
Monitor token consumption during a complex code generation task to stay within budget.
Get a compact statusline showing current file, branch, and recent git changes without clutter.
Compress a verbose Claude response into a single-line Eridian phrase for copy-paste sharing.
Toggle between normal and Eridian mode to reduce visual noise during pair programming.
Receive a token-optimized diff summary instead of a full code review output.

Usage Examples

1

/eridian compress 'The function fails because the input array is empty and the loop tries to access index 0.'

2

/eridian stats

3

/eridian statusline

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is eridian?

Eridian transforms Claude Code into a terse, token-efficient companion inspired by Eridian communication. It compresses verbose outputs, provides real-time stats on token usage and performance, and offers a minimal statusline buddy for developers who prefer brevity without losing context.

How to install eridian?

To install eridian: create the skills directory (mkdir -p .claude/skills), then add the config to .claude/skills/eridian.md. Finally, /eridian in Claude Code.

What is eridian best for?

eridian is a other categorized under Development. Created by jpboliv.

What can I use eridian for?

eridian is useful for: Quickly summarize a long error log into a few Eridian-style tokens for faster debugging.; Monitor token consumption during a complex code generation task to stay within budget.; Get a compact statusline showing current file, branch, and recent git changes without clutter.; Compress a verbose Claude response into a single-line Eridian phrase for copy-paste sharing.; Toggle between normal and Eridian mode to reduce visual noise during pair programming.; Receive a token-optimized diff summary instead of a full code review output..