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No Dump — Development skill for Claude Code

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Claude skill that saves tokens: asks for only the output or code segment it needs, and sends back only changed code.

How to install No Dump

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open dLounce/no-dump and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

What No Dump does

Claude skill that saves tokens: asks for only the output or code segment it needs, and sends back only changed code.

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README

🚫 no-dump

**Stop dumping full logs into Claude.**

A Claude skill that saves tokens during coding and Kaggle projects. Claude asks for **only the output or code segment it actually needs**, and sends back **only the code that changed**. No more full logs, full notebooks or full files.

Why

When you work on a project with Claude, it often says "paste the output" to check progress. Full outputs and full files:

  • waste tokens
  • bury the useful lines in noise
  • fill the context window faster, so Claude forgets earlier parts of your project

This skill makes Claude ask for the smallest piece that answers its question.

Before / After

**Before**

Claude: Run the training and paste the output. *(you paste 400 lines of epoch logs)*

**After**

Claude: Run this and paste the 3 lines it prints:

import numpy as np
l, vl = history.history['loss'], history.history['val_loss']
print('epochs:', len(l), '| any NaN:', bool(np.isnan(l + vl).any()))
print('best val_loss:', round(min(vl), 4), 'at epoch', int(np.argmin(vl)) + 1)
print('final loss/val:', round(l[-1], 4), round(vl[-1], 4))

Features

  • Minimal output requests: specific lines, summary check cells or yes/no questions instead of full logs
  • Minimal code requests: asks for an outline first, then only the relevant function or cell
  • Minimal code replies: "replace these lines with these" instead of resending whole files
  • Recovery rule: if a snippet breaks something, Claude sends the full affected function once
  • Works beyond Python: terminal patterns like tail and grep
  • Kaggle-aware: submission checks, /kaggle/input paths, data checks

Installation

Claude app (web / desktop)

  1. Download this repo as a ZIP, or zip the no-dump/ folder.
  2. Go to Settings → Capabilities → Skills.
  3. Upload the ZIP.

Claude Code

git clone https://github.com/dLounce/no-dump.git
cp -r no-dump/no-dump ~/.claude/skills/

Repository structure

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