Documentation
What CULP does to a Claude Code session, how to install it, and what every message it prints means. Each page can be copied as markdown if you would rather hand it to Claude than read it.
Getting started
- Welcome What CULP is, what it changes about a Claude Code session, and what it deliberately does not touch.
- Install One line on macOS, Linux or Windows, then three commands to authorize the machine and install the plugin.
- Understanding CULP The four messages the plugin can put in front of you, and what each one actually means.
Features
- Compact decoding The compact notation Claude writes instead of source, the 28 languages it covers, and where it is decoded.
- The patch tool Editing a file by naming the region instead of quoting it back, and every reason it can refuse.
- Delegated search Why Glob and Grep answers arrive flagged as errors, and what actually ran.
- The CLAUDE.md splitter What happens when a memory file grows past 2,000 characters, and how to watch it.
- MCP relocation Moving rarely-used MCP servers out of the loaded tool list and into a CLI, without losing them.
- The definitions tool Reading the enclosing definitions of any public GitHub repository without cloning it into your context.
- Session notices The message of the day and the update notice, where they come from, and how to switch them off.
Reference
Account
- Plans and billing What $9.99 a month buys, what the starter price means, and how refunds work.
- Privacy and data What CULP sends, what it stores, and the one thing it deliberately does not log.
- Support Where to write, what to include, and how quickly you will hear back.
- FAQ The questions people actually ask before subscribing.
Machine-readable: llms.txt lists every page, llms-full.txt is all of them in one file.