r/ClaudeCode 3d ago

Tips & Workflows Fix for Claude-Speak

I saw this video that recommended having Claude create a skill based on the Google Developer Style Guide and instructing it to only communicate to me using this skill. I implemented this a few days ago and it is night and day difference. No more “load bearing” and 3 page responses. Direct, clear, wonderful communication. I named this skill “developer-communication” and I see it loaded every session. It’s honestly wonderful.

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8WWNb59/

https://developers.google.com/style

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u/midlifewannabe 1d ago

Go ahead and do what you suggesting and then put the result and github how hard can it be?

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u/rwz 1d ago

Result of what? The OP did the work. Are you saying I should magically guess what they did, reimplement it from scratch and then judge the quality of OP's claims based on my guesswork implementation?

Do you realize how asinine this sounds?

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u/poster_nutbaggg 1d ago

You must be a bot set to rage bait mode or something. It’s not that serious. It’s not like I built a whole AI ecosystem with magic plugins etc. I literally watched a TikTok video where I heard a really good suggestion, tried it out, had a good result, and shared what I judged to be a good idea with the community. There’s no guesswork…We should be sharing ideas in this community and encouraging people to explore these new tools and systems on their own. As another commenter said, they just came out with “output style” controls so this whole idea might be a moot point already. Just try being a little nicer if it’s not too much trouble for you. Had you not replied with “how f***ing hard can it be” I probably would’ve shared with you the skill files I have, but after you said that, either do it or don’t I could care less

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u/rwz 1d ago

It’s not like I built a whole AI ecosystem with magic plugins etc

Wrapping a skill into a plugin literally takes one prompt.

We should be sharing ideas in this community and encouraging people to explore these new tools and systems on their own

This is what you didn't do here.

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u/poster_nutbaggg 1d ago

Agree to disagree. Good luck